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implicit box of integer 0; use nullptr or explicit cast
Remarks
Visual C++ features implicit boxing of value types. An instruction that resulted in a null assignment using Managed Extensions for C++ now becomes an assignment to a boxed int.
For more information, see Boxing.
Example
The following example generates C4965.
// C4965.cpp
// compile with: /clr /W1
int main() {
System::Object ^o = 0; // C4965
// the previous line is the same as the following line
// using Managed Extensions for C++
// System::Object *o = __box(0);
// OK
System::Object ^o2 = nullptr;
System::Object ^o3 = safe_cast<System::Object^>(0);
}