How to track where destructor get called - C++ [duplicate] - c++

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I'm wondering is there any predefined macro or something in C++ that could possible to trace back where the destructor is triggered?
It could be something like this:
class myClass{
myClass();
~myClass();
};
myClass::~myClass(){
printf("Object destroyed in %s.\n", __TRACEBACKMACRO__);
}
int main(){
myClass tempClass;
return 0;
}
It should output something like this:
Object destroyed in main().
It's better to output the scope and namespace information as well.
Additional information:
FUNCTION or func macro seems only work in functions not in structs and classes. reference. Any macros that work in struct and class?

Answer 1

You could use the backtrace library though the avalability depends on the platform and compiler:
with gcc compiler (Linux or MacOS X) to display the stacktrace in C++:
include "execinfo.h" and use backtrace -> backtrace_symbols -> __cxa_demangle
with Windows:
include StackWalker.h and use StackWalker class
Have a look at this article http://oroboro.com/stack-trace-on-crash/ for ulterior details.
Alternatively you could use Boost.Call_stack: http://melintea.github.io/Boost-Call_stack/index.html