This is inherent implementation dependent, since the Standard doesn’t include such a possibility. For GCC, the cleanup
attribute runs a function when a variable goes out of scope:
#include <stdio.h>
void scoped(int * pvariable) {
printf("variable (%d) goes out of scope\n", *pvariable);
}
int main(void) {
printf("before scope\n");
{
int watched __attribute__((cleanup (scoped)));
watched = 42;
}
printf("after scope\n");
}
Prints:
before scope
variable (42) goes out of scope
after scope
See here