Is this a good pattern for allocation?

[JS]

Trying to avoid GC dependence on my objects.

interface Alloc(T)
{
	T New(A...)(A args);
         //final T Factory(A...)(T, A args) { return new T(args); }
}


class A(T) : Alloc!(A!(T))
{
     ....
     static A!T New()
     {
         return new A!T();    // Use GC for now
         // Factor(A!T);
     }
}

(I'm not sure why the static New satisfies the interface but dmd 
doesn't complain)

Using New instead of new removes a dependence step. If I could 
get the factory to work, then it could be used by New to help 
setup the object, the factory just allocating the object while 
New setting it up properly.


Anyways, is this a bad or good way and how can I call Factory to 
get a new object? (I know that ther is .init and other stuff that 
can be used by Factor/New. I'm just trying to get the skeleton to 
compile and make sure there are not going to be major issues in 
the future.