Incorrect value when using shared libraries, COMMON, EQUIVALENCE and C

This example builds off the problem reported in https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/topic/591342  (This problem is still there for this example)

The problem might also be related to the one reported at https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/topic/543831 as it does basically the same thing except on windows.

Basically the example uses COMMON, EQUIVALENCE and calls a C function to assign a value for the variable using these intrinsics. I again build shared and static libraries (and shared and static modules). The output of the build and of the programs is in the file  libex_withC_output.txt. One build fails as expected (see above). The value of the fortran variable (predef1) is correct when building a static library and using static modules. But the value of predef1 is not correct when building with a shared library.

Output of the programs:

C:\autotest\libex\build>bin\Release\main-shared.exe
 x=           1
 *** In C  x= 1
 predef1           0           0  <===== WRONG!
 x=   3.000000
 predef2           0           0
 x,y=   3.000000       4.000000
 x,y=          10           2

C:\autotest\libex\build>bin\Release\mainS-shared.exe
 x=           1
 *** In C  x= 1
 predef1           0           0 <===== WRONG!
 x=   3.000000
 predef2           0           0
 x,y=   3.000000       4.000000
 x,y=          10           2

C:\autotest\libex\build>bin\Release\mainS-static.exe
 x=           1
 *** In C  x= 1
 predef1          10          10 <===== RIGHT!
 x=   3.000000
 predef2          10          10
 x,y=   3.000000       4.000000
 x,y=          10           2

I've attached the entire build for this simple example which displays the issue, the actual source with the cmake build is in libex.

Again, any help would be appreciated.

Scot