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Like most modern operating systems, [[Microsoft Windows]] supports [[shared libraries]], collections of code which can be used by multiple processes while only being loaded once into memory. Windows terms its shared libraries [[Dynamic-link library|Dynamic-link libraries]] (DLL's).
Most core Windows functionality is contained within [[Native API|Native Applications]] and a set of DLL's, which together provide the various subsystems in which code can run ([[Windows API|Win32]], [[
== Hal.dll ==
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