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What is an SRL (Shared run-time library)?

April 26, 2017library run-time Shared SRL

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What is an SRL (Shared run-time library)?

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Shared run-time libraries (SRLs), sometimes called shared resource libraries, are object files used by more than one process at a time. SRLs are usually used by system programs to reduce memory usage or replace problematic code with corrected code, but you can create an SRL for a TNS/R native application so that more than one process can run the same program module.