Question

Consider the following code:

void foo()
{
    {
        CSomeClass bar;

        // Some code here...

        goto label;

        // and here...
    }

label:
    // and here...
}

Will the destructor of bar be called ?

Answer 1

The C++ Standard says:

On exit from a scope (however
accomplished), destructors (12.4) are
called for all constructed objects
with automatic storage duration
(3.7.2) (named objects or temporaries)
that are declared in that scope, in
the reverse order of their
declaration.

So the answer is “yes”.