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what is Static and dynamic linking
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Answer / srini
In static linking the load modules of the called/sub
programs are also loaded into main/calling program load
module,and incase of dynamic linking the load modules of
main/calling and sub/called programs are kept seperate and
will be loaded dynamically when ever there is a perticular
call statement.
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