Dynamically Linked Libraries (DLLs)
A. Are not linked until runtime.
B. Were invented by IBM in the 1960s.
C. Are assembled by the loader and loaded as a complete unit when the program runs
D. Use "Lazy Linking"
E. Tend to make programs take more space in memory
F. Are rarely used today because main memory is cheap.
G. Contain bare-bones machine instruction information in executable form
Answer:
A. Are not linked until runtime.
D. Use "Lazy Linking"
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