Change to GetLastPInvokeError where possible #73980
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-meta Issue DetailsWe added This now uses it whereever it's available. No functional change.
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Hmm, I did "build libs -allconfigurations".. is there more? We will see. |
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Oh! Tests too. |
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We added
Marshal.GetLastPInvokeError()a while back, and madeGetLastWin32Error()an alias for it, in order to reduce the use of "Win32" in non Windows contexts.This now uses it whereever it's available. No functional change.