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layout: function
title: at_pre_exit
owner: sean-parent
hyde:
brief: Register the `pre_exit_handler` to be called on [`pre_exit()`](/libraries/pre_exit.hpp/f_pre_exit.html).
tags:
- function
defined_in_file: pre_exit.hpp
overloads:
void at_pre_exit(stlab::pre_exit_handler):
arguments:
- description: __OPTIONAL__
name: f
type: stlab::pre_exit_handler
description: Register the `pre_exit_handler` to be called on [`pre_exit()`](/libraries/pre_exit.hpp/f_pre_exit.html). The functions are called in the reverse order that they are registered.
return: __OPTIONAL__
signature_with_names: void at_pre_exit(stlab::pre_exit_handler f)
namespace:
- stlab
- v1
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examples:
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