__func__ and C++

[Matt Austern <austern at apple dot com>]

Inside a destructor, __func__ and __FUNCTION__ return "foo", not 
"~foo".  (__PRETTY_FUNCTION__ behaves the way I would expect.)

Is this behavior intended, or is it a bug?  The gcc manual merely says 
that __func__ is supposed to return the function's name without a type 
signature, and doesn't say what that's supposed to mean in the case of 
special C++ functions.  Since __func__ in C++ is a gcc extension, none 
of the language standards provide any useful guidance.

				--Matt