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From your design, you generate source code for an executable in a particular programming language. During code generation, the UML suite checks the syntax and semantics of all CDs that it is using. The results are reported in the Monitor window in which the code generator runs.
The checking process is particularly important for code generation, because errors stop the generation process. Warnings do not stop the generation process, but do indicate potential problems in your diagram. To ensure that your diagrams conform to all rules and restrictions, use Check | Local Model to check your diagrams before moving them to the Implementation phase.
For more details on the code generation process, see The UML Suite Code Generation Guide for the programming language that you are using.