c++ - 'default' as a variable name -

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while debugging code, came across array named default. thought keywords not allowed variable names.

#include "stdafx.h" #include <stdio.h>  int main() {  int default = 5;  printf("%d\n", default);  return 0; }

now above code compiles without hitch on vs 2008. isn't 'default' keyword? how come works variable name? side-effects?

ps: infragistics::win::ultrawintoolbars::toolbarscollection has property name!

it's known issue in vc++. by-design c++/cli compatibility.


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