Dynamic Link Libraries

Dynamic Link Libraries, or DLLs, are a method used in Win32 programming to share code between several different programs. The code is stored in a DLL file and linked to the programs that use it when the programs are run (instead of when the programs are built, like static libraries).

• Introduction to DLLs: What DLLs are and how they work.
• Creating a DLL: How to build a DLL which you can use in your programs.
• Using a DLL: How to build programs which use DLLs.