问题
Is there a tool that can analyse my .NET code (C# and VB.NET) and tell me why things are not CLS Compliant?
Visual Studio is happy to tell me a parameter is not CLS compliant, but it doesn't get me any closer to fixing the problem as I don't know the cause.
Example Visual Studio error:
Parameter 'xyz' is not CLS-Compliant
回答1:
I can't say I know of a tool, and I tend to use the MSDN page Language Independence and Language-Independent Components to check if the type of the parameter/variable is CLS compliant. See the section of the table named 'Types'.
There was also a fair bit of discussion about this some time ago in the blog post FxCop and CLS Compliance.
回答2:
From memory it's not too hard to do. I'm not aware of a tool, but this page here describes what you need to change.
The big ones are using type specific structs (think uint32 instead of uint) and using an "_" in your public members.
回答3:
Preemptive rebuttal: to my knowledge, FxCop does not support CLS compliance checks. Perhaps code analysis in VS does but I cannot check at work.
You could just google the warning message you get.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/468846/is-there-a-tool-for-checking-cls-compliance