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link library

A Dictionary of Computing | 2004 | 280 words | Copyright

link library A library of functions, some of which are linked into the compiled code of a program in order to produce the executable version. The linking process is performed once only, permanently embedding copies of the required library functions in the executable. Compare DLL.

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