Dynamic Link Library (DLL) is a small application (or sometimes a group of them) that's called on by a larger application to provide a service or set of data. DLLs may reside within the Windows ...

For our next trick, we will use dynamic loading to read the library into our code at runtime. Once loaded, we can search for symbols in it and extract them to pointers, and then use them as if the ...

Dynamic link library files allow multiple programs to share computer code for related functionality. Generally, a Windows program consists of a core program file, which ends in a .exe extension ...

Look up for Switchable Dynamic Graphics and click on it to expand it. Now expand Global Settings setting and then select Maximize Performance for both the scenarios of On Battery and Plugged in.