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C++ constructors are called to initialize class objects when those objects are created, and destructors are invoked when class objects are destroyed. For automatic (that is, local, non-static) variables that contain constructors and destructors, the constructor is called when the variable comes into scope and the destructor is called when the variable goes out of scope. However, when you call the tpreturn() or tpforward() function, the compiler performs a non-local goto (using longjmp(3)) such that destructors for automatic variables are not called.
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