C++ unimplemented "delete foo;" suggestion

[Mark S. Miller <mark>]

How about:

#define DELETE(sptr) (sptr.delete())

And have the translator translate

	foo delete.

into

	DELETE(foo)

?  SPTRs would define a "delete()" method that would do a real delete
on their internal pointer.  This should be a much less ugly way to get
around the C++ unimplemented cases than introducing a temporary wimpy
variable.  What do y'all think?