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I am trying to use the STL map and deque structures in my program and 
have run into a strange (to me) error.  I have a static member that is a 
map in one class and a (non-static) deque member in another.  The map is 
declared in a source file with no initial storage, eg:

map<int, myStruct*, less<int> >  myClass::myMap;

The deque is declared with no storage in the class, eg:

class myClass2 {
	deque<int> myDeque;
..
};

When I look at the deque in the debugger, it has a rb_tree in it that has 
as a member, the map above, not it's own map.  Is this a bug in the 
compiler?  I have tried to make a small simple example of this, but the 
bug did not reappear, making me think it's something I'm doing, but I 
don't see what.  Do I need to do something more to initialize the map and 
deques?  Is the static constructor for the map a bad thing?  What is an 
alternative?


Janene
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