In standard C++, it is recommended to avoid unmanaged resource
acquisition in initialization lists, such as:

class C {
public:
 C(const int i) : m_i(new int(i)) { }
private:
 int m_i;
};

I'm assuming this holds for code built via /clr as well.  But, do the
'Smart' features of .NET ref types ('^') make this acceptable with
managed types?  E.g.

ref class C {
public:
 C() : m_obj(gcnew ManagedObject) { }
private:
 ManagedObject^ m_obj;
};

Is this safe in VC 8?

Ryan