If you dislike things happening out of lexical order, I expect must already dislike C because of one of its many notorious footguns, which is that the evaluation order of function arguments is implementation-defined.
About RAII, I think your viewpoint is quite baffling. Destructors are run at one extremely well-defined point in the code: `}`. That's not hard to reason about at all. Especially not compared to often spaghetti-like cleanup tails. If you're lucky, the team does not have a policy against `goto`.
About RAII, I think your viewpoint is quite baffling. Destructors are run at one extremely well-defined point in the code: `}`. That's not hard to reason about at all. Especially not compared to often spaghetti-like cleanup tails. If you're lucky, the team does not have a policy against `goto`.