Re: curiosity singleton pattern?

cant understand the following:

Scene* Scene::sole(0); // in Scene.cpp

class Scene // singleton in Scene.h
{
   public:
     static Scene* Get()
     {
       //return sole ? sole : new (std::nothrow) Scene;
       return sole; // for testing purposes only
     }

     int Print(void) // normaly only with valid objects?!
     {
       return reinterpret_cast<unsigned int>(sole);
       // other values also possible (return 10;)
     }

   protected:
     Scene();
     ~Scene();

   private:
     static Scene* sole;
};

int main(void)
{
   std::cout << Scene::Get() << std::endl;
   std::cout << Scene::Get()->Print() << std::endl;
}

returns

0
0

non static func Print is called by nullpointer?! have gcc 4.1
and linux os.