Shared library is a networking term that is used amongst computers in the same network. A computer's library containing pictures or other media can be made accessible to other computers in the network.
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The library is a wise old friend, filled with stories waiting to be told and knowledge waiting to be shared.
DLL stands for dynamic-link library. It is microsoft's implementation of a shared library concept in it's Microsoft Windows operating system architecture.
access the shared documents library set the search scope to this list specify financial projections as the criteria and start the search
Access the Shared Documents library, set the search scope to This List, specify "Financial Projections" as the criteria, and start the search
Static libraries are compiled into the program itself, shared libraries are compiled separately and referenced by the program. This enables the program to be much smaller, but requires the shared libraries be available to run.
In Oracle Database, the shared pool typically consists of two main memory areas: the library cache and the data dictionary cache. The library cache contains shared SQL and PL/SQL areas, including executable code and parsed representations of SQL statements. The data dictionary cache stores data definitions and query results for quick access.
The 'ld' (loader/binder) command creates executable files and also shared libraries in Unix. Although a user could call it explicitly it is easier to use the compiler commands and let them determine what the exact options are in order to create a shared library. A library could also be a static, archive library, which is created with the 'ar' command.
Because static libraries are, well, STATIC. They are LINKed STATICally to the program by the LINKer. Shared libraries are SHARED. They are linked by the LOADer when LOADed to SHARED libraries in system memory.
There is a Sharing section in the iTunes Preferences. Tick the Share my library on my local network. Other computers with iTunes will then be able to find the music in your library.
In Limewire - In the Library -Shared Files - files and folders - To manually add a file or folder to the Library - Go to Tools/Options/Sharing then add the folder you want to share by browsing to correct path (ex - by dragging it into the Library - just drag the file or folder to the Library), it appears in this section under the "Individually Shared File" icon. To share a file or folder and add it to the Library. To unshare a file or folder, go to the LimeWire Library, then right-click the file or folder, and select "Stop Sharing File" (or Folder).