delete (nothrow) ?

[Joe Buck]

> > Are the remaining variants planned for a future release ?
> 
> You can assume that every feature of the C++ language is planned for a
> future release.  So the answer to your question is trivially yes.

I suspect that the real question being asked is "is someone currently
working or planning to work on it?".  For some missing features, the
answer is that someone is working on it (e.g. many of the missing standard
C++ classes).  For others, the answer is that no one is working on it.

> Your next question is, when will it be done, we have no answer to any
> of those types of questions.  When you write the code and donate it
> (or pay someone else to do the work for you) is about the best answer
> I know of.

This is the traditional way that we blow people off, and it does have
a certain amount of validity, but it would probably serve us better
to be more public about who is working on what, so we don't wind up
with two versions of feature X and no version of feature Y.