> If not, why do we want it to be included in every object file?
The extern storage class keyword is essentially optional in the case of
file level data declarations. Only one instance of the variable ends
up, in the .bss section, of the final executable.
The above applies to C; it might be that C++ is different -- I've forgotten.
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