What are dynamic libraries?
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What are dynamic libraries?
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Dynamic libraries are PowerBuilder compiled libraries, which are dynamically loaded when required by the application. The objects used in a PowerBuilder application can reside in more than one library and, when the application runs, it dynamically loads any object that is not available in its executable file. This allows the application to be broken into smaller units that are easier to manage, and makes the executable file smaller. If an application is compiled using Pcode , PowerBuilder builds PowerBuilder dynamic libraries (PBD files). If it is compiled using Machine code, PowerBuilder builds Dynamic Link Libraries (DLL files) on Windows, and platform-specific shared libraries on UNIX.
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