- dynamic-link library (DLL)
- shared library (computing)
Generated: This term refers to a collection of small programs, or libraries, that can be loaded and executed by applications at runtime, allowing for modular programming and efficient memory usage.
This software relies on several dynamic-link libraries.
Generated: As a specific type of dynamic-link library, this term emphasizes the ability of a library to be used by multiple programs simultaneously to promote code reuse and save memory.
Many applications can use this shared library.