TM> KC>   Overload the new operator. If the object is created,
TM> KC>   return a pointe else return NULL.
TM>   Don't!
TM>   The  new  operator's  responsibility  is  to  allocate
TM>   memory; that's enough, don't abuse it for other things.
tm>....
   Doesn't new already return NULL, or 0, on failure?
It does in VC++ 4.0.
Borland supplies a new_handler() function, but advises the
overloading of new also.
> ] Only two things left to worry about... Living, and Dieing...
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