Drstein99
Junior Contributor
I'm writing a large application that uses many different .dll's. I've noticed MOST .dll's load initially on first program load.
There are a few occaisions where the OTHER .dll's load WHEN those functions are called - sometimes the users go into special dialogs that trigger the functions on those .dll's - which naturally, cause the system to hesitate for the first time while it loads from disk into cache memory.
I'm seeking advice on HOW to PREMATURELY load ALL REFERENCE .dll's into memory AT initial load of the application; so that when users click stuff for the first time, it doesnt hesitate seeking disk activity and runs from it's cache. Please help, thanks.
There are a few occaisions where the OTHER .dll's load WHEN those functions are called - sometimes the users go into special dialogs that trigger the functions on those .dll's - which naturally, cause the system to hesitate for the first time while it loads from disk into cache memory.
I'm seeking advice on HOW to PREMATURELY load ALL REFERENCE .dll's into memory AT initial load of the application; so that when users click stuff for the first time, it doesnt hesitate seeking disk activity and runs from it's cache. Please help, thanks.