Add some eventlog APIs to WindowsAPIs.txt #98545
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Hello world size regressed by 50 kB because we now need the lazy p/invoke code paths. This API is present in OneCore.lib and has existed since at least Windows 2000. It's missing in mincore.lib, but AFAIK mincore is pretty much deprecated.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @agocke, @MichalStrehovsky, @jkotas Issue DetailsHello world size regressed by 50 kB because we now need the lazy p/invoke code paths. This API is present in OneCore.lib and has existed since at least Windows 2000. It's missing in mincore.lib, but AFAIK mincore is pretty much deprecated.
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Hello world size regressed by 50 kB because we now need the lazy p/invoke code paths. This API is present in OneCore.lib and has existed since at least Windows 2000. It's missing in mincore.lib, but AFAIK mincore is pretty much deprecated.