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As you know, in classic C++ you can define type conversion operators to enable automatic conversions between your type and another type. You can do this in managed types as well as in C++/CLI. The additional option you have in C++/CLI is to specify whether the conversion requires an explicit cast, or not. You do this with the explicit keyword. While the explicit keyword is also used in classic C++, in classic C++ it is used only on constructors, to prevent the constructor from being used to define an implicit conversion. In C++/CLI, the situation is different. Constructors for managed types are never used for implicit conversions, whether or not the explicit keyword is used on them, so using the keyword would be redundant. However, the keyword is used on conversion operators. Without the keyword, the conversion operator is assumed to be implicit, as it is in classic C++. With the keyword, the conversion operator is only invoked with an explicit cast (see Listing 7-23). Listing 7-23. Using explicit with a Conversion Operator // explicit_conversion.cpp using namespace System; value class BigIntExplicit { __int64 m_i;

The first two lines are the tail end of reading the table typically multiblock reads against data file 5 (p1 = 5) as we scan the table, with one single-block read to catch the last block of the table. The next two lines are the only reported waits for writes to the temporary tablespace (file 201 on my test system). On several tests of the script, the number of writes reported varied only very slightly with a maximum of four writes appearing in just one test run. The last reported write in every test was two blocks, the rest were always six blocks.

Your next goal is to add a new Task to your Tasks list. Press the Menu key and select New. From here, you can enter information for your new Task (see Figure 16-1). TIP: Keep in mind the way the Find: feature works as you name your Task. For example, all Tasks for a particular Project Red should have Red in the name for easy retrieval.

Numbering for temporary files may seem a little odd. If you subtract the value of parameter db_files from the number recorded in the trace file, you get the file number recorded in v$tempfile. Alternatively, you can query x$kcctf for column tfafn to list the Temporary File Absolute File Numbers.

As with Address Book entries, you can group your Tasks into Categories. You can also share or synchronize these Categories with your computer.

public: explicit BigIntExplicit(int i) : m_i(i) { } explicit operator int() { return m_i; } explicit static operator BigIntExplicit(int i) { return BigIntExplicit(i); } void takeBigIntExplicit(BigIntExplicit b) {} }; value class BigIntImplicit { __int64 m_i; public: BigIntImplicit(int i) : m_i(i) { } operator int() { return m_i; } static operator BigIntImplicit(int i) { return BigIntImplicit(i); } void takeBigIntImplicit(BigIntImplicit b) {} }; int main() { BigIntExplicit b_exp(400); BigIntImplicit b_imp(500); int i = safe_cast<int>( b_exp ); // OK: requires explicit cast int j = b_imp; // OK: implicit