Hi,

I am using Visual Studio .NET 2003.

I created a public __gc class PC (VS says it is a managed class because of this __gc = garbage collection) I still don't understand why I have to add all that but anyway I am trying to write a code for the operator = and it doesn't let me overload it with the usual

it says in managed classes use
when I do this I get a new whole bunch of other errors.

Does anyone know how I can overload the = operator?

Thank you,

Gix

Use op_Assign

From msdn:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...00(vs.71).aspx

Regards,

Dave

Thanks...

I did this but now I humbled upon a linker error!!!

Thank you anyway,

Gix

I moved the thread to the .NET Forum.

Post the code.
Tell us how you are compiling it. If it's from a GUI, what are the project settings? If it's from a command line, what are the options?

I used the __gc stuff in a previous version of .NET (just experimenting --- never did any serious development). With Visual C++ 2005 Express (the free download and the only thing that I can try it with now) I have to use a command-line option /clr:oldSyntax to make it go.


Regards,

Dave

Thanks for all the help, I solved that problem but now I have posted my biggest one http://www.gidforums.com/t-12440.html

It'll be great if you can help again,

Gix