FreeLibrarySafeHandle.Null uses the wrong pointer value

[dotMorten]

I'm trying to call the method LoadIcon. The first parameter is documented to be null if you want a system resource.
However if I call it with the following:

var handle = PInvoke.LoadIcon(FreeLibrarySafeHandle.Null, resource_name);

I'll get an access violation exception, because it sets the pointer to -1 which becomes 0xffffffff.
The workaround is to set it to the correct pointer value for a null:

var handle = PInvoke.LoadIcon(new FreeLibrarySafeHandle(IntPtr.Zero), resource_name);

It seems to me the Null should be using 0 instead of -1.

[dotMorten]

@AArnott Thanks!

That confirms my suspicion that the same problem was appearing with CloseHandleSafeHandle and DestroyMenuSafeHandle, since you fixed it on their common baseclass.