is NOT CLS-Compliant warning in VS2005?

[Rob R. Ainscough]

When I use the DataSet wizard to create an .xsd I get a "...is not
CLS-compliant" warning -- now this is code generated by VS 2005 (aka
Microsoft) -- why would it generate none compliant code??

Do I care about CLS compliant code?

Rob.

[Danny Tuppeny]

Rob R. Ainscough wrote:

When I use the DataSet wizard to create an .xsd I get a "...is not
CLS-compliant" warning -- now this is code generated by VS 2005 (aka
Microsoft) -- why would it generate none compliant code??
Have you ever used IE's design mode CSS attribute? The code is far from
compliant!

Do I care about CLS compliant code?

I don't think it matters unless you want your code to be accessible by
code written in another language (eg. writing a C# DLL to be used by a
VB.NET app). I think CLS compliance is not using anything that produces
language-specific IL :)

Maybe this is of some use?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...pliantcode.asp

[Rob R. Ainscough]

yeah, screw it, I'll just turn CLS checking off in my AssemblyInfo.vb --
hell MS generated the dang code

"Danny Tuppeny" <gr****@dantup.me.uk.remove> wrote in message
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Rob R. Ainscough wrote:

When I use the DataSet wizard to create an .xsd I get a "...is not
CLS-compliant" warning -- now this is code generated by VS 2005 (aka
Microsoft) -- why would it generate none compliant code??

Have you ever used IE's design mode CSS attribute? The code is far from
compliant!

Do I care about CLS compliant code?

I don't think it matters unless you want your code to be accessible by
code written in another language (eg. writing a C# DLL to be used by a
VB.NET app). I think CLS compliance is not using anything that produces
language-specific IL :)

Maybe this is of some use?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...pliantcode.asp