managed code or unmanaged

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Hello!

Is the statements below correct understood.

If I intend to use C++ in VS2005 I can either use managed code which is
C++/CLI which give me the possibility to mix other language such as C# or VB
or use unmanaged code for example using MFC then I can not mix other
language.

Does VC6/MFC use gc?

This language C++/CLI that I think must be used when intended to use managed
code is this language very different from standard C++?

//Tony


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