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    C# warning CS0219: The variable 'myId' is assigned...

    I am using on my Linux machine Mono 1.1.6 and ICE 2.1.0 and have these warnings in compilation of files generated from slice definitions:

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    warning CS0219: The variable 'myId' is assigned but its value is never used
    I dont like so much warnings, that is why I am asking - I would like to know why is there this and if it is needed and If assigment to this variable have some meening...?

    Thank you,
    Michal

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    Please upgrade to Mono 1.1.7 and Ice 2.1.1. These warnings should go away.

    Benoit.

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    I will try it

    Thanks, I will try it

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