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As far as I am aware C++ string declaration follows the form:
std::string param;
I was walking through a code and realised the declaration of string is done this way:
System::String^ param;
Can anyone share light on this declaration?! Is this Microsoft Visual C++ string declaration or a special library which provides another alternative to using C++ string.
This is C++/CLI syntax for a handle to an object on the managed heap.