What is The CLS: COMMON LANGUAGE SPECification?
Brad Abrams put forward an interesting statement:
CLS is a convention between programming language designers and library designers
THE CLS (or Common Language Specification) Is A Simply A Contract Between Programming Language Designers and Class Library Authors. • Language designers agreed to extend their language, such as VB, C #, C , Eiffel, Fortran, etc. Support or pass A certain method is set using the functions disclosed in certain features of CLS. Another aspect of the design of the library agrees to a certain extent to a set of functions to make these features from CLSs can be utilized. Look at the "What is the public language norm" theme, this point of view is really a needle.
