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May 31, 2015 • Paul Fultz II In C++, many times its useful to write functions as global function objects. We can pass them to other functions easily, and decorate them with new enhancements. In general, its good practice to initialize global function objects using static initialization in order to avoid the static initialization fiasco. In C++11, we can just use constexpr for this: struct sum_f {