A user-defined destructor is augmented in much the same way as are the constructors, except in reverse order:
1. If the object contains a vptr, it is reset to the virtual table associated with the class.
2. The body of the destructor is then executed; that is, the vptr is reset prior to evaluating the user-supplied code.
3. If the class has member class objects with destructors, these are invoked in the reverse order of their declaration.
4. If there are any immediate non-virtual base classes with destructors, these are invoked in the reverse order of their declaration.
5. If there are any virtual base classes with destructors and this class represents the most-derived class, these are invoked in the reverse order of their original construction.
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