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Fewer smaller .Net DLLs vs less large DLLs
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over 3 years ago
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Generally speaking it is better to have less large DLLs versus many smaller DLLs for the following reasons: Hard Disk time: Loading 100 dlls will almost always take longer than a single large DLL. DLLs are physically scattered across the disk. Latency...
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