> ... > MSVC has had the same problem for years. What's strange is that in some > cases, MSVC does seem to get it right where in others it fails with an > error -- probably a DLL vs. EXE thing. MS C can't handle cross-DLL references in initializers, because they're truly not "constant" in the way C requires (but C doesn't say anything about DLLs!). C++'s initialization model is much more liberal (and correspondingly more elaborate and expensive), and C++ can handle cross-DLL references in initializers. MSVC plays both according to reasonable readings of the respective languages' rules.
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