Having my own "System" class causes compiler error

[kevin_g_frey]

Hello

We have an internal tool that generates a series of .NET class wrappers
for accessing our database entities. One of our database entities is
called "System" so our correspond __gc class is called System. All of
our classes are declared in our own namespace X.

We are getting an error message along the lines of:

Error C2027: use of undefined type 'X::System'. SuppressFinalize
identifier not found. This diagnostic occurred in the compiler
generated function X::Entity::~Entity.

So it would seem that this compiler generated code for the destructor
is somehow getting confused between our System class and the System
namespace.

Now, for the purposes of investigation, we change 'System' to 'SystemX'
everything is fine. But since our code is auto-generated code, that is
not really a practical solution.

We thought that by having our classes in our X namespace we would be
reasonably well isolated from these problems.

We have tried coding our own destructor on these classes also and it
seems to make no difference.

Any help on getting around this would be appreciated.