Pointerless Pointers

[Era Scarecrow]

 Question, this had come up in my head a few days ago and i'm curious if it would be useful, or useful enough to use.

 Using pointerless pointers you would use a template, and a pointer pair values which would probably be done internally to DMD.

 struct pp{
 int ppIndex;
 int offset;
}

then using a table that the GC keeps track of, will add it's appropriate locations from the heap where it's being used.

void *_PP[];  //somewhere internal.

 Now say that we're using pointerless pointers on a task with a lot of new's/delete's, and we get low on memory, it will start shifting data so it's all in one place, freeing up larger chunks of unused space, since we're using PP's,  the _PP table is updated but the pp's don't have to be, and even if you had a absolute address, when kept track and split into it's index and offset, none of the other data should be compromised.

 Would this be possibly workable?

 Era