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Mike Schilling
Roedy Green said:But DLLs can hang around for a long time after the app closes right?
So how does that work?
In Windows 3.x, DLLs owned resources and memory themselves, so what you
describe was an issue. In 32-bit Windows, resource ownership is (more
sensibly) per-process, and loading/unloading means "into a process's address
space", so the fact that the same DLL may be in use by another process is
unimportant.