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    ActiveX



    What's the physical level difference between Dll and Exe?

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    Re: ActiveX



    >What's the physical level difference between Dll and Exe?


    When you run an activeX control that is in a Dll. that control

    is "inprocess" to the program that is using it. Thus access

    is relatively fast. It also in general shares the threads of

    the calling program (I believe).


    When you are running an activeX control that is in an exe.

    Then the control is out of process. This means that the program

    that called the activeX control is sending messages to another

    process(program) that is the activeX controls code. This is much

    slower than a dll. However the exe has its own (possibly multiple)

    threads to do its processing.



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