🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,

   I recently discovered the joy of overloading keyword new in G++.
However, is it possible to overload delete as well?  Here's the example:

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#include <stream.h>

const int Max_Buf = 10;

class foo {
private:
   int j;
   int k;
   static int *Head, *Ptr;

public:
   foo(int i) {
      j = k = i;
   }
   int Return(void) {
      return(j * k);
   }
   void * operator new(long Size) {
      if (!Head) {
         Ptr = Head = (int *) malloc(Size * Max_Buf);
      }
      void *Temp = Ptr--;
      if (Ptr <= Head) {
         Head = 0;
      }
      cout << "Temp = " << int(Temp) << "\n";
      return(Temp);
   }

   void operator delete(long size) {
      cout << "Hello\n";
   }

};

main() {
   foo Bar ( 1 );
   cout << "Bar.Return() = " << Bar.Return() << "\n";

   for ( int i = 0; i < 20; i++ ) {
      foo *Bard = new foo(i);
      cout << "&Bard = " << int(Bard) << "\n";
      delete Bard;
   }

}
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This doesn't appear to call delete in version 1.27.  Am I using
the correct syntax and semantics?

thanks,

   Doug