Can Q_GLOBAL_STATIC replace KStaticDelete ?

[Thiago Macieira]

Matthias Kretz wrote:
>> And that's where QBasicAtomicPointer comes in (not QAtomicPointer
>> because that isn't POD). It allows us to atomically set the pointer
>> without the need for a guard variable.
>
>How about using the code below for doing what Q_GLOBAL_STATIC is
> supposed to do (it could use a little more logic to return 0 after
> destruction, but that's not necessary here). The idea is to use
> QBasicAtomicPointer to guard against concurrent initialization of the
> local static:

The code looks good.

Simple, effective, easy to read.

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