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On C++11 static local variables are initialized in thread-safe manner, but even on C++03 it should not be a problem because in our case variables are of trivial types, which means double initialization is not an issue, and they are initialized with the same value in every thread.
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ty, but note that boost.coroutine is deprecated |
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On C++11 static local variables are initialized in thread-safe manner, but even on C++03 it should not be a problem because in our case variables are of trivial types, which means double initialization is not an issue, and they are initialized with the same value in every thread.