Fix Polyspace Compilation Errors About In-Class Initialization (C++)

When a data member of a class is declared static in the class definition, it is a static member of the class. You must initialize static data members outside the class because they exist even when no instance of the class has been created.

class Test
{
public:

	static int m_number = 0;
};

Error message:

Error: a member with an in-class initializer must be const

Corrected code:

in file Test.h	in file Test.cpp
class Test { public: static int m_number; };	int Test::m_number = 0;