I agree, having a single return point makes debugging that much easier.

Back at Microsoft, the following pattern was used quite extensively in the OS group:

  int someFunc() {

    DWORD error = ERROR_SUCCESS; 

    error = foo();
    if (error != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
      goto Clean0;
    }

    error = bar();
    if (error != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
      goto Clean0;
    }
    
      ....

    Clean0:
    return error;
  }