Making code CLSCompliant and removing some unused interop code#133
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Making code CLSCompliant and removing some unused interop code#133
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@batzen Milestone 4.3.3 or 5.0.0 ? |
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There is no real reason to be not CLS compliant.
If we are not CLS compliant it makes usage from other .NET languages (like VB.NET or F#) an minefield of uncertainty. ;-)
Most of the not CLS compliant code is in the interop area which is a danger zone for everyone using it anyway.
During this i also removed some interop code we don't, and most likely will never, use.