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    How do i know the progress of a DLL and display it? do i have to implement a progress bar? if so, how? THks

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      How do i know the progress of a DLL and display it? do i have to implement a progress bar? if so, how? THks

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      KongHL wrote:

      How do i know the progress of a DLL and display it?

      DLL's can evolve (progress) into EXE's over the course of a project or the lifetime of the product. Generally the rate of change would be too slow to display in a progress bar.

      "What classes are you using ? You shouldn't call stuff if you have no idea what it does"
      Christian Graus in the C# forum

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        KongHL wrote:

        How do i know the progress of a DLL and display it?

        DLL's can evolve (progress) into EXE's over the course of a project or the lifetime of the product. Generally the rate of change would be too slow to display in a progress bar.

        "What classes are you using ? You shouldn't call stuff if you have no idea what it does"
        Christian Graus in the C# forum

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        Is it possible to mark certain percentage of completion?

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          KongHL wrote:

          How do i know the progress of a DLL and display it?

          DLL's can evolve (progress) into EXE's over the course of a project or the lifetime of the product. Generally the rate of change would be too slow to display in a progress bar.

          "What classes are you using ? You shouldn't call stuff if you have no idea what it does"
          Christian Graus in the C# forum

          led mike

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          Can we have any access to DLL loading process and display/update it in progress bar?

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            Is it possible to mark certain percentage of completion?

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            :confused: That's what a progress bar is for. I must not understand your question.

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              Can we have any access to DLL loading process and display/update it in progress bar?

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              Depends on what you mean by "loading". The OS loader is going to load a DLL so fast you don't need to show progress. Now if you initialization stuff in the DLL (like running database queries) that you want to show progress for you have to supply an interface for obtaining that progress information. There is no magical way to show progress because, progress of "what". You have to account for the knowledge of the "what". That is your job as a programmer. It is sometimes referred to as "the domain". Check it out[^]

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