C

Typical C language constructs that cause the application to terminate are:

The abort(), raise(SIGTERM), raise(SIGABRT), kill(), pthread_kill(), and exit() function calls.
If you call abort(), raise(SIGABRT), or exit(), the T_I_S (Termination Imminent Due to STOP) condition is raised. After T_I_S has been processed and all user code has been removed from the stack, the C atexit list is honored.