I haven't been using as much C++ these days as I would like to and am getting back into installing some libraries. I was just wondering, when creating projects using the libraries, there are the static libraries that are the standard .a files and the .a filles that are postfix with dll and come complimentary with dlls. If I remember the dll enabled libraries allow the compilation of the source code and allow the program to execute functions during runtime, while the .a files compile all the functions entirely. Am I correct?
