Why don't managed classes (i.e., _gc garbage-collected classes) support
'const', 'virtual', and 'static'? Is there a reason they can't, or is these
possibly going to be supported in the future?
Thanks in advance...
[==Peteroid==]
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Managed classes definitely support virtual and static members. Can you show
an example of what is failing for you?
Ronald Laeremans
Visual C++ team
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these
possibly going to be supported in the future?
Thanks in advance...
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