C++ Dynamic Linking vs Static Linking
Dynamic linking leaves library code external to the resulting EXE, thus we link at runtime to the DLL file. Whereas with a static LIB file, the instructions are copied into the end EXE.
Dynamic linking leaves library code external to the resulting EXE, thus we link at runtime to the DLL file. Whereas with a static LIB file, the instructions are copied into the end EXE.
