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.so vs DLL.so vs DLLPosted Aug 4, 2005 9:59 UTC (Thu) by eru (subscriber, #2753)In reply to: Our bloat problem by rakoch Parent article: Our bloat problem On Windows one usually specifies which symbols get exported while on Linux the default is that everything gets exported. Linux (or rather the linker and run-time loader) works hard to make shared library programming and usage as similar as possible to using static libraries. If I remember correctly from past life, on Windows writing and building a shared library ("DLL") requires special care ,and you can easily share only functions. This makes the run-time mechanism much simpler and faster to load.
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