static variables initialization order between many classes

c.h   
class C{  
    static string s;  
}

c.cpp  
string C::s=D::staticMethod();

d.h  
class D{  
static string s;  
static string staticMethod();  
}

d.cpp  
string D::s("some string");  
string D::staticMethod(){  
    return s;  (***)  
}

this won't work, it stops at (*) because D::s has开发者_如何转开发 not been initialized.Is there any way to get d.cpp compiled before c.cpp?

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Best reference for this IMHO:

What's the "static initialization order fiasco"?

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In short, no. If you really need this sort of behaviour, look up the Singleton pattern. But also think carefully whether you need that sort of coupling in your application.