~my_superfunction()
#> so, it's just usual function!
There's a way to work around that but...
> The fact is that this mode uses a special trick with a reference counter, a special mechanism inside the interpreter that cleans up memory. When there is no reference to an object, the interpreter deletes it, and you can link your callback to this process. It is inside such a callback that the contents of your function are actually executed. This imposes some restrictions on you:
> - You cannot use the return values from this function in any way...
> - Exceptions will not work normally inside this function...
Ummm...I'm maybe not the target audience for this library. But...no. Just no.