For the next C ++ standard, you can consider adding the GC system

Today, I saw the design and evolution of C ++ in Bjarne stroustrup. I saw that 85 years ago, he also wanted to add the automatic garbage collection (GC) system to the C ++ language, the reason for failure was that the computer performance at that time could not keep up and the system could not afford it.

After several years of C ++ development, I don't know how many times I had a headache for memory problems. I suddenly thought that since it was not possible for objective reasons, we envy Java and C # developers for so many years, and now the considerable conditions have been met. Why can't c ++ Commission modify C ++ and add GC? How much benefit will this bring to us?