G++ ignores static destructors under strange conditions

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1 total messages Started by "Douglas C. Schmidt" Tue, 11 Oct 1988 04:58

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Author: "Douglas C. Schmidt"
Date: Tue, 11 Oct 1988 04:58

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Hi,

   Here is a weird program, that prints
   
   hello world
    world

   when compiled and executed with AT&T CC 1.2.1.  G++ 1.27 prints only
   
   hello

   This appears to be an error, but I'm not certain enough of the semantics
of destructors to know for certain.  

   Here's the code:

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struct Main {
public:
   Main ( void ) {
      printf ( "hello " );
      exit();
   }   
   ~Main ( void ) {
      printf ( "world\n" );
   }
};

static struct Main Initialization_Code;

main() {
   printf ( "my " );
}
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