On exit from a scope, destructors are called for all local automatic objects that are declared in that scope, in the reverse order of their declaration. For example:
void f() { CmyClass obj1; // 1 CmyClass obj2; // 2 }obj1 is constructed before obj2. On exit from f(), the objects are destroyed in the reverse order of their declaration, so obj2 will be destroyed before obj1.
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