How about deferring until the surrounding block scope ends? In Go you can get around the limitation of defer only executing at the end of a function by wrapping

How about deferring until the surrounding block scope ends? In Go you can get around the limitation of defer only executing at the end of a function by wrapping any arbitrary section of code inside an immediately executed anonymous function. But in C I'm not sure that's possible so maybe one could declare a new block scope instead to control when defer kicks in.