[out] attribute doesn't seem to work on static methods

I'm trying to figure out how to specify the equivalent of the C# out attribute, and apparently [out] is supposed to do the trick, but it only seems to work with interfaces.

Any ideas on how to make this work?


static void Multiply( [out] Math::Vector3% result, Math::Matrix3% lhs, Math::Vector3% rhs );

^^^ fails
error C3115: 'out': this attribute is not allowed on 'abstract declarator'

Thanks!!
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