GNU C++ 1.27 does not call destructors for temporaries

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From: casey
Date: Thu, 06 Oct 1988 00:26

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P.S.  It's fairly important to our work that stack variables, including
    compiler temporaries be allocated (constructed) and deallocated
    (destructed) in ``stack order''.  Unfortunately I don't know if
    anything in the C++ standard says anything about this.  Can anyone
    shed any light on this issue?

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Subject: GNU C++ 1.27 does not call destructors for temporaries
Keywords: compiler temporaries, constructors, destructors
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Date: 6 Oct 88 00:26:15 GMT
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