static mem on dll side
if dll is producing dynamic objects, is it wise to create a static object buffer? how big can it be?
Provided that you obey all the normal rules for DLL interaction, creating objects from a static buffer in the DLL should be no better or worse than creating it in the exe, with the exception that the DLL can be unloaded if none of the objects are needed, deallocating the storage completely.
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