General way to reset a member variable to its original value using the stack?

class Unwind {
private:
  bool b_active_; ///< the thing I want to be restored
  template<typename T>
  class restorer {
    T* ref_;
    T save_;
  public:
    restorer(T* perm) : ref_(perm), save_(*ref_) {};
    ~restorer() { *ref_ = save_; }
  };
public:
  Unwind() : b_active_(false) {};
  void a() { out("a in"); b(); out("a end"); }
  void b() {
    out("b in");
    {
      restorer<bool> trust_in_the_stack(&b_active_); // "restorer" created on the stack
      b_active_ = true; // change b_active_ only while "within" b()
      c();
      out("b inner end");
    }
    out("b end");
  }
  void c() { out("c in"); d(); out("c end"); }
  void d() { out("d in"); cout << "deepest" << endl; out("d end"); }
  void out(const std::string& msg) {
    std::cout << msg << ": " << b_active_ << std::endl;
  }
};

int main() { Unwind u; u.a(); return 0; }

template<typename T>
class restorer {
   T& ref_;
   T save_;
public:
   restorer(T& perm) : ref_(perm), save_(ref_) {};
   ~restorer() { ref_ = save_; }
};

template<typename T>
class restorer {
   T& ref_;
   T save_;
public:
   restorer(T& perm) : ref_(perm), save_(ref_) {};
   ~restorer() { ref_ = save_; }
};

/// c++ code sample
#ifndef UTIL_RESTORER_HPP
#define UTIL_RESTORER_HPP

namespace Utility {

/// A Restorer instance ("inst") uses the stack to restore a saved
/// value to the named variable when the instance "inst" goes out of
/// scope.
///
/// Restorer is designed to be an auto variable, not allocated on any
/// other memory resource like a heap or in-place.
template<typename T>
class restorer {
  T& ref_;
  T  save_;
public:
  restorer(T& perm) : ref_(perm), save_(perm) {}
  ~restorer() { ref_ = save_; }
};

}//NAMESPACE
#endif//UTIL_RESTORER_HPP