Excuus, ik moet je gelijk geven. Heb het verkeerd gelezen (was gisteren al laat )
Dit staat er:
In C++, the programmer must determine
programmatically when to destroy the object, and then perform the
destruction using the delete keyword. As an alternative, the
environment can provide a feature called a garbage collector that
automatically discovers when an object is no longer in use and
destroys it. Of course, writing programs using a garbage collector is
much more convenient, but it requires that all applications must be
able to tolerate the existence of the garbage collector and the
overhead for garbage collection.
This does not meet the design
requirements of the C++ language and so it was not included,
although third-party garbage collectors exist for C++.