Static class variable exported from DLL is displayed as a memory leak

Question

Ok, I have an exported class in a DLL. This class has a list of static lines that are used in the ComboBox dialog during the import process. These lines are declared and defined as follows:

// In header:
class MYDLL_API someClass {
public:
    static const string stringList[];
    static const int numString;
};

// In .cpp
const int someClass::numString = 3;
const string someClass::stringList[numString] = {
    "String 1",
    "String 2",
    "String 3"
};

Thus, the actual export works just fine. However, I noticed that my debugging debugging memory was VS 2008, which appeared as

{129} normal block at 0x003D69F0, 32 bytes long.
Data: <String 1>

etc.

So, to determine who was leaking this memory, I stopped using them in the combo box for which they were intended, and checked if the leak was still present. So my question is: is there any problem associated with exporting a class static variable from a DLL where it is considered a memory leak?

Answer 1

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