Why is Dynamic binding (regarding DLLs) are considered better in comparison with static binding? What are DLLs and how they work?

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• Sep 22nd, 2010

Dynamic binding in MS Windows or shared objects in Unix are libraries compiled with position-independent code that are similar to program files. Their advantages include:1. Different programs using th...

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• Feb 13th, 2009

While generating the binary executable, a compiler have two options:1. It can include the helper libraries (third party libraries for example) with the exe file in binary form which increases the size...

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