Remove obsolete TARGETTING35SP1 preprocessor directive and dead code within #9744
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Description
Removes obsolete
TARGETTING35SP1preprocessor directive used inSystem.Xamland removes the essentially dead code within those blocks (implementation ofLazy<T>came withnet4and more up-to-dateWeakDictionaryis inMS.Internal).Customer Impact
None, just cleaner codebase.
Regression
No.
Testing
Local build.
Risk
None, just removes dead code.
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