[anal_reactor]

1. Goto pattern is very error-prone. It works until it doesn't and you have a memory leak. The way I solved this issue in my code was a macro that takes a function and creates an object that has said function in its destructor.

2. Defer is mostly useful for C++ code that needs to interact with C API because these two are fundamentally different. C API usually exposes functions "create_something" and "destroy_something", while the C++ pattern is to have an object that has "create_something" hidden inside its constructor, and "destroy_something" inside its destructor.

[ozgrakkurt]

I found that some error prone cases are harder to express with defer in zig.

For example if I have a ffi function that transfers the ownership of some allocator in the middle of the function.