Re: VS2008 and __gc

["Wesley Smith" <wesley.hoke@...>]

>> I'm sorry, but I don't understand a single word of this.  Can you
>> explain with less generalities?  I'm writing strict C++, which I guess
>> corresponds to "compliance with standards", but I don't follow the
>> next sentence.
>
> You seem not to be obeying the C++ standards.  If you were obeying them,
> then you would not be defining a function named "__gc", or any other
> identifier that starts with two underscores, and this particular compiler
> keyword "__gc" would not disturb you by its existence.

Is this a C++0x thing?  I use __new, __index, __newindex, __string,
__gc everywhere in my code and GCC has not complained a bit, so I
don't see how this isn't compliant with the C++ standard.  Do you have
documentation of this claim?

wes