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Is it possible to save a DLL in memory after calling processes?

I have a DLL that takes 5 to 10 seconds to load, which means that I have to wait so long every time I compile and run an executable file that uses it. Is there a way to save a DLL loaded into memory so that it can be obtained immediately every time the corresponding executable is compiled? I compile the program on QT MinGW, if relevant.

EDIT: Not lucky yet. Loading a DLL into another program does not seem to have any effect (the original program still loads the DLL and takes the same amount of time to do this). I would suggest that I need to load the DLL and its functions in different ways if they were loaded into another program, but I do not know how to do it. I am currently using LoadLibrary and GetProcAddress.

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The easiest solution (subject to MSVC ++) is to make a delay DLL. Of course, the trade-off is that initialization still needs to happen, but that will no longer delay other parts of your program. For instance. you can do it in the background thread.

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int main()
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