[API-1358] Make sure that the logger static lock mutex is not destroyed before any global client instance#977
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…order properly. We do not want it destroyed before the client is destructed. We need to control the order. static initialization and destruction order is not controllable if it is not a member of the logger class. It can be destroyed before the any global client istance is destroyed since global variables are also in static duration (https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/introduction-to-global-variables).
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I did not quite understand what we are doing. Is the cout_lock global variable now instead of a static variable? If so, how does it help? |
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…ny global client instance (hazelcast#977) * Changed the logger lock mutex so that we can control its destruction order properly. We do not want it destroyed before the client is destructed. We need to control the order. static initialization and destruction order is not controllable if it is not a member of the logger class. It can be destroyed before the any global client istance is destroyed since global variables are also in static duration (https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/introduction-to-global-variables).
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…ny global client instance (hazelcast#977) * Changed the logger lock mutex so that we can control its destruction order properly. We do not want it destroyed before the client is destructed. We need to control the order. static initialization and destruction order is not controllable if it is not a member of the logger class. It can be destroyed before the any global client istance is destroyed since global variables are also in static duration (https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/introduction-to-global-variables).
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…ny global client instance (#977) (#992) * Changed the logger lock mutex so that we can control its destruction order properly. We do not want it destroyed before the client is destructed. We need to control the order. static initialization and destruction order is not controllable if it is not a member of the logger class. It can be destroyed before the any global client istance is destroyed since global variables are also in static duration (https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/introduction-to-global-variables).
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…ny global client instance (#977) (#991) * Changed the logger lock mutex so that we can control its destruction order properly. We do not want it destroyed before the client is destructed. We need to control the order. static initialization and destruction order is not controllable if it is not a member of the logger class. It can be destroyed before the any global client istance is destroyed since global variables are also in static duration (https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/introduction-to-global-variables).
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…ny global client instance (#977) (#994) * Changed the logger lock mutex so that we can control its destruction order properly. We do not want it destroyed before the client is destructed. We need to control the order. static initialization and destruction order is not controllable if it is not a member of the logger class. It can be destroyed before the any global client istance is destroyed since global variables are also in static duration (https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/introduction-to-global-variables).
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…ny global client instance (#977) (#993) * Changed the logger lock mutex so that we can control its destruction order properly. We do not want it destroyed before the client is destructed. We need to control the order. static initialization and destruction order is not controllable if it is not a member of the logger class. It can be destroyed before the any global client istance is destroyed since global variables are also in static duration (https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/introduction-to-global-variables).
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Changed the logger lock mutex so that we can control its destruction order properly. We do not want it destroyed before the client is destructed. We need to control the order. static initialization and destruction order is not controllable if it is not a member of the logger class. It can be destroyed before the any global client instance is destroyed since global variables are also in static duration (https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/introduction-to-global-variables).
See the related issue for a reproducer of the problem. Unfortunately, I could not write a unit test for it since i needed global variable and static variable destruction which would require a separate test binary. Hence, i tests manually using the test code in the issue.
fixes #976