What are the differences between Shared and Dynamic libraries?
Submitted by: AdministratorThere are two ways in which a library is shared. Static and dynamic
In statically linked library the code of library is referenced at compile time and the result executable will be bigger.
I dynamically linked libraries the code of library is referenced at run time and resulting executable will be smaller. But drwaback is that at run time this will need the library to reference the library related symbols.
Submitted by: Administrator
In statically linked library the code of library is referenced at compile time and the result executable will be bigger.
I dynamically linked libraries the code of library is referenced at run time and resulting executable will be smaller. But drwaback is that at run time this will need the library to reference the library related symbols.
Submitted by: Administrator
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