Does anybody have an idea what lbimp warning TI3002 means?

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Hello Everyone,

Hope all goes well.

Does anybody have an idea what the following warning means ?

TlbImp : warning TI3002: Importing a type library into a platform agnostic assembly.  This can cause errors if the type library is not truly platform agnostic.

Thank you very much in advance
Best regards.
MiQi

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I found the following article but it is not clear what that means.

Posted 7-Jan-21 5:42am

SuperMiQi

Updated 10-Jan-21 2:32am

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CHill60 8-Jan-21 6:31am

Perhaps if you shared with us exactly what caused that error - i.e. what were you doing at the time? And which language is it - C++ or C# ?
Providing relevant detail is always useful when looking for answers

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Greg Utas · Answer 1 · 2021-01-10T02:32:00

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If you do a net search on "TI3002", you will find a couple of questions on StackOverflow that mention this. It's caused when C# imports a type library, and it usually isn't anything to worry about.

Posted 10-Jan-21 2:32am

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