Are function static variables thread-safe in GCC?

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  1. No, it means that the initialization of local statics is thread-safe.

  2. You definitely want to leave this feature enabled. Thread-safe initialization of local statics is very important. If you need generally thread-safe access to local statics then you will need to add the appropriate guards yourself.

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