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04-03-2011, 03:55
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Re: How Does Compiling Work?
In the Windows platform, when you are calling functions that reside in another DLL, you link to a .lib file. This .lib file contains stub functions that call into an indirect function table. This function table will be resolved (dynamic linked) to the real functions when your program is loaded into memory. This allows multiple programs to link to the same copy of the DLL in memory thus saving memory.
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