>Does anyone else use ushort and uint in their apps? What does it mean that: "This structure is not CLS-compliant."? I found this note in the docs about UInt16 (ushort) and UInt32 (uint).
>Is it bad to use a not compliant CLS structure in my class?
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>Thanks,
>Einar

Einar,

Not CLS-compliant means that any properties or methods that use the type are not guaranteed to work with other .NET languages. It's fine to use the types in non-public members. You will probably want to overload any public members that use the type with the next-larger integral type (int for ushort, long for uint).