How does C++/CLI work?

Question

Programming

I read the article https://m.habrahabr.ru/company/mailru/blog/304748/ and a small question arose, how does C++/CLI work? Does it compile like regular C++ or how is C# converted to bytecode? Or, for example, managed is converted to bytecode, and unmanaged is compiled and then called from the managed part of the code?
PS: Perhaps the porridge in the question turned out, please do not throw stones)

Answer 1

There, the same compiler as in C ++, the managed one is compiled into bytecode, and the unmanaged one into machine code, then a bridge is made (one is called from the other).

Answer 2

C++/CLI is not C++.
Accordingly, there is all the managed code.
Even pointers ^