What is Dynamic Linkage?

Answer 1

Dynamic linkage is the process of connecting external libraries or modules to a program at runtime, allowing the program to access functions and resources from these external sources as needed. This linkage occurs after the program has started execution, providing flexibility and minimizing memory usage by only loading the necessary libraries when required.

Answer 2

In operating systems exists static and dynamic linking. When a program uses static linking, the task of linking libraries to the program is done in compilation time, so the binary image of these program includes the library linking that will use. Otherwise in a dynamic linking model, the program will link the libraries that it needs at run time, so with this model the program will have the hability to choose with library to use at runtime. I.e. in most common .net programs the external libraries (dlls) are linked at run-time, so you will have the posibility to update one of these dlls if the dlls interface definition keeps as oldest. The common use can be with a new dll version that solves some bugs or improves performance issues.

Answer 3

Static or Dynamic Linking(Binding)

Linking means Binding.
In a program, it is the Linking of a procedural call to be executed in response to the call. Generally binding are of two types.-->
(1)Early binding or Static Binding. (2) Late binding or Dynamic Binding


Difference between Static Linking and Dynamic Linking

1. In Static Binding (linking), the code associated with a given procedure is known at the time of compilation. 1. In Dynamic Binding (linking) the code associated with a given procedure is known at the time of running the program.


2. In Static Binding program execution is fast and efficient.
2. In Dynamic Binding program executin is little slow.


3. In Static Binding Program flexibility is less.
3. In Dynamic Binding Program flexibility is more.

Answer 4

it changes a graph on a spreadsheet according to the data