well, if you're argument is simply to do something upon construction and destruction, rather than allocating/deallocating memory, then there really isn't much difference between C#'s IDisposable pattern vs C++'s destructor....
actually, in C++/CLI if you declare a C++ destructor it actually compiles into a Dispose() method, which via stack semantics Dispose() will automatically be called when the object goes out of scope.
