Runtime error in linking with static variables....

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I am building a shared library which includes a compiled object generated from a class containing the static variables only and also I have another version of same class with same & some new static variables in it and using that to generate another shared library. Now when I tried to run a program
which links with both the library it core dumps when it tries to return from the program i.e when it finishes.
Can someone please help me explain why my program is behaving like that?? Can duplicate inculsion of static variables in different scope can cause problem ?? How can this be avoided ?
Also please be advised that the class with static variables gets generated at the compile time using a script which uses a DTD whose version (specification) can be different in both the libraries therefore I can't just seperate the common stuff into one class and specific into another.
Thanks.
Rajeev.

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