IsDebuggerPresent: Remove redundant line about WINNT macro definition

[nir9]

Problem: Currently the doc about IsDebuggerPresent claims that you need to define the _WIN32_WINNT macro to use this function, even though this macro is defined automatically on a clean build with cl:

#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>

void main()
{
	printf("WIN32_WINNT: %x\n", _WIN32_WINNT);
	printf("DbgPresent: %d\n", IsDebuggerPresent());
}

cl main.c
main.exe

will output on my Win10 machine as expected:

WIN32_WINNT: a00
DbgPresent: 0

Solution: Remove the sentence about this macro, this it is not something that the users of this function need to take care of, the bottom of the page mention the minimum OS requirement anyway.

[prmerger-automator]

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[riverar]

[...] the bottom of the page mention the minimum OS requirement anyway.

The documentation indicates 0x0400 (Windows NT 4), but the bottom of the page says Windows XP / Server 2003. Perhaps fix the metadata too?

(The metadata at the bottom of pages is typically incorrect, making this sentence much more valuable.)

[nir9]

Interesting, indeed confirmed the current metadata is false, screenshot from msdn.microsoft.com from 2004 wayback machine:

will work on a fix for this

[nir9]

fixed