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From article <1653@seti.inria.fr>, by jml@bdblues.altair.fr (Jean Marie Larcheveque):
) To my knowledge, there is no language which allows you to
) bind a symbol to an object created dynamically.
) This would happen for example if C++ had a primitive alloc
) with interface Type& alloc(Type). 

In C++, you say,

  int& x = *new(int);  /* Symbol "x" is bound to new int-object. */

new() is the "primitive alloc" that you desire. It returns a pointer
to a new object. The above statement makes "x" a name for the object
pointed to.