.NET Framework: Argument type 'uint' is not CLS-compliant on P/Invoke
.net, c#, compact-framework, pinvoke
Solution
If you are not writing a component intended to be used by others in a different language, then you do not need to be CLS-compliant. Just declare that you are not (as you've already done).
However, it is possible to use uint internally and still provide a CLS compliant interface. Writing CLS-Compliant Code.
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Problem
It is safe to ignore this warning? Argument type 'uint' is not CLS-compliant I'm developing a Compact Framework applicatin and I have a lot of P/Invoke and I have to use uint, ushort, etc. as parameter's types. I've used `[CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]` to avoid the warning messages but I don't know it is safe. Some help would be apreciated. Thanks.