This declares an array whose elements are of the managed Object class:

Object *parms __gc [];

This allocates an array of n elements:
 parms    = new Object * __gc [n];

Regards,
Will

Hi Lupina,
You could use something like

#pragma once

using namespace System;

__gc class CWords
{

public:

CWords(void){}

~CWords(void){}

static int iPassedItems __gc[] = new int __gc[1000];
};

In case you want to initialize a member inside a class it must be static.
Thanks,
Kapil

It's working at last. I wasn't able to advise myself with it.
Both versions are operating now (Will, Kapil).

Great Thanks

I still have the question, conected indirectly with previous.

I've created a class in which I want to keep global date (available in a few
forms).

The object of this class I have in the main form :

#pragma once

#include "Words.h"
#include "DialogOptions.h"

namespace Aplication
{
...

public __gc class Form1 : public System::Windows::Forms::Form
{
public:
 Form1(void)
 {
  InitializeComponent();
  myCWords = new CWords();
  dlgOptions = new DialogOptions();

 }
...
public : CWords *myCWords;
public : DialogOptions *dlgOptions;
...

now in the other form (eg: DialogOptions) in the top of DialogOptions.h,
when I add

#include "Form1.h"

I recieve an error :
Form1.h(47): warning C4677: 'myCWords': signature of non-private function
contains assembly private type 'CWords'

How to refer to the first form (from second)?