My understanding of the semantic of the return statement is that the
expression following return is evalated, a copy of the value is
created using the appropriate copy constructor and the copy is
returned.  My question involves the circumstance

        extern MyObj foo();
                ...
        foo();

What becomes of the return value?  Borland C++ waits until it reaches
the end of the scope enclosing the call to foo() before calling the
destructor for its return value.  If a destructor is to be called then
when.  In a case such as

        extern MyObj foo();
                ...
      loop:
        foo();
                ...
        goto loop;

will a destructor be called for every value returned by foo()?
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