Is Int32^ i = gcnew Int32() allocated on managed heap?-Collection of common programming errors

I have got the answer. gcnew will allocate the object on managed heap, even the type is a value type.

Therefore, Int32^ i = gcnew Int32() will allocate the newly created object on managed heap.

The following code can prove this:

#include 
#using 

using namespace System;

int main(void) {
    Object^ o = gcnew Object();
    long j = 0;

    while (GC::GetGeneration(o) == 0) {
        Int32^ i = gcnew Int32();
        j += 4;

        if (j % 100 == 0) {
            printf("%d\n", i);
        }
    }

    printf("Generation 0 collection happens at %ld\n", j);        

    return 0;
}

It runs with output

14849324
14849260
14849196
14849132
14849068
14849004
14848940
14848876
14848812
14848748
14848684
14848620
14848556
14848492
14848428
14848364
Generation 0 collection happens at 146880