Crash on vector::back()

[paradoxresolved]

I have a strange problem that I'm wondering if someone can help me with. I have the following bit of code:

...
std::string new_text;
Database::Static_Text_List.push_back(new_text);
Database::Static_Text_List.back() = "Sample text";
...

This particular code uses a static vector<string> list called Static_Text_List, found in class Database. It is called after the Database constructor returns, (i.e. during a function called afterwards). The code crashes on the third line, complaining about "vector iterator + offset out of range." I've no clue what that means. At the point where it crashes, it says the length of the vector list is 1.

[Note: Yes, I know I could just push_back the text directly, but I'm experimenting with something.]

[laserlight]

You can compile and run this program to convince yourself that if there is an error, it lies elsewhere:

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>

int main()
{
    auto Static_Text_List = std::vector<std::string>();
    std::string new_text;
    Static_Text_List.push_back(new_text);
    Static_Text_List.back() = "Sample text";
    std::cout << Static_Text_List.back() << std::endl;
}

[paradoxresolved]

Yeah. It was previously part of a different project and worked fine. Then I chopped the project into a series of smaller ones, creating individual lib's. The static list landed in a separate lib, so I suspect it has something to do with the static nature and being in an entirely separate compilation unit. I don't use statics much, so now there's no better time to learn the caveats...

[paradoxresolved]

No, that can't be it. I just noticed that this occurs within a function that is inside the same compilation unit. The next possibility is that I'm getting a "LNK4210: .CRT section exists; there may be unhandled static initializers or terminators" linking error. I'll look at it more later.

[paradoxresolved]

So I looked into this an have no idea what to do. Apart from understanding that CRT is a C Run Time library that helps with initializing static variables, I have no idea where to go from here. I created an empty project and assigned an entry point. What is CRT and how do I get this annoying problem to go away??

Edit: I'm using Visual Studio 2013.

[VictorN]

Did you try what MSDN recommends?
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