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Non-CLS Compliant Error Message

I have a multi-project solution in VB.NET 2003 using PortController.NET.
This project was upgraded to VB.NET 2005 of which the version of
PortController.NET I have isn't FX 2.0 compliant.

I then removed all references to PortController.NET and created references
to SerialNET which is designed for FX 2.0. I modified the code as
approriate, but the problem is that all my public methods and variables
produce a 'type of parameter is not CLS-compliant' error message.
Reproducing a similiar piece of code in a brand new project doesn't produce
the problem.

It is as if VS.NET remembers that PortController.NET is not CLS-compliant
but applies it to SerialNET even though all references to PortController.NET
have been removed. Any ideas on how to resolve this or why it is happening?
Jan 31 '06 #1
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