Static locals

What’s wrong with this code?

class AudioPlayer {
    void update() {
    static vector<int16_t> buffer(16384);
    // ... Do something with buffer here
  };
  
  ~AudioPlayer() {
    update();
    sound_close();
  }
}

This is stripped down version of code that gave me random crashes for a long time until I figured out something that maybe all you C++ gurus already knows; If AudioPlayer is destroyed when the program exits (ie it’s a global static or referenced by a smart pointer), there is no gurantee that that the local static inside the update() method wont be destroyed before AudioPlayer. So it is not safe to call a method with static variables from the destructor.