CPP11 — Interface issue

Summary: The interface between application programmer and CORBA components (BOA, stubs, skeletons etc.) should be as simple as possible (but, naturally, not more simple). I am afraid, that introduction of the new classes to C++ mapping like A_out is not the best way to simplify their life to the creators of the final applications - the application programmers. It is naturally, when creator of the CORBA implementation use very advanced and sophisticated constructions of the programming language, but let he/she left application creators their invention to study application problems, not those advanced features of the programming environment. How many application programmers understand well such construction like "reference to pointer"?
Naturally, if the new constructions would bring some new principal features to the problem, they may be accepted, but I am afraid, that the only reason of the A_out class is to ensure freeing of memory occupied by the old data of the corresponding variables. But the same service may be done by the first statement of the (generated) stub.

Close no change. This change is too intrusive and would break too much existing code.