c++visual-studioc++-climanaged
Visual studio 2022 VC++ class wizard new class has a managed option
I am using visual studio 2022 with c++, and I wanted to use the class wizard feature to add a class, when I noticed that in the add class menu there is an unselectable option titled "Managed".
I wanted to ask if anyone knows what it is, is it related to C++/CLI? Does it show up even if I do not have it installed?
Solution
If you create a CLR Project you will find that you could select managed.
It will create a managed class. I suggest you refer to this issue about ref class.
If you want to try to create a CLR Project you need to install C++/CLI Support in the visual studio installer.
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