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`DynamicLink Libraries (Windows)
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`Dynamic-Link Libraries
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`A dynamic‐link library ﴾DLL﴿ is a module that contains functions and data that can be used by another module ﴾application or DLL﴿.
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`A DLL can define two kinds of functions: exported and internal. The exported functions are intended to be called by other modules, as well as from within the
`DLL where they are defined. Internal functions are typically intended to be called only from within the DLL where they are defined. Although a DLL can export
`data, its data is generally used only by its functions. However, there is nothing to prevent another module from reading or writing that address.
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`DLLs provide a way to modularize applications so that their functionality can be updated and reused more easily. DLLs also help reduce memory overhead
`when several applications use the same functionality at the same time, because although each application receives its own copy of the DLL data, the
`applications share the DLL code.
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`The Windows application programming interface ﴾API﴿ is implemented as a set of DLLs, so any process that uses the Windows API uses dynamic linking.
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`About Dynamic-Link Libraries
`Using Dynamic-Link Libraries
`Dynamic-Link Library Reference
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`Note If you are a user experiencing difficulty with a DLL on your computer, you should contact customer support for the software vendor that publishes
`the DLL. If you feel you are in need of support for a Microsoft product ﴾including Windows﴿, please go to our technical support site at
`support.microsoft.com.
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`Related topics
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`DLLs (Visual C++)
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`Columbia Ex 2039-1
`Symantec v Columbia
`IPR2015-00375
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