Basically, yes, in most cases it works :)
But that does not always help. And writting wrappers around C++ although its officially supported as "to be importable" is kind of annoying just to prevent the GC from commiting suicide. (if this wrapper is in C or if you do it through management layers in BM does not make a difference out of my sight. Not beeing able to use a C++ object directly without killing the GC in some cases, although I can fully declare it, is a critical problem)
But that does not always help. And writting wrappers around C++ although its officially supported as "to be importable" is kind of annoying just to prevent the GC from commiting suicide. (if this wrapper is in C or if you do it through management layers in BM does not make a difference out of my sight. Not beeing able to use a C++ object directly without killing the GC in some cases, although I can fully declare it, is a critical problem)