Re: Destruction of local before return value

From:
"dan2online" <danielhe99@gmail.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.c++.moderated
Date:
23 Jun 2006 06:12:56 -0400
Message-ID:
<1151047451.225019.93300@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com>
gast128@hotmail.com wrote:

Dear all,

Probably already discussed before, but consider this:

struct KLock
{
    KLock(KCriticalSection& r)
     : m_r(r)
    {
       m_r.Lock();
    }

    ~KLock()
    {
       m_r.Unlock();
    }

private: //data
    KCriticalSection& m_r;
};

struct KBla
{};

struct KFoo
{
    KBla Get();

private: //data
    mutable KCriticalSection m_cs;
    KBla m_bla;
};

KBla KFoo::Get() const
{
     KLock lock(m_cs);

     return m_bla;
}

The KLock class locks the critical section on construction and unlocks
on destruction. However if the destructor of a local is called before
copying the return value, the copying is not proctected. Does any one


the copying always is called before the destructor call in the function
epilogue that appears at the end of the function.

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