DLLs and load time

[my cats, Gag and yak]

I am trying to decrease the time a asp 3.5 website loads.

Does changing the business layer to separate DLLs ( so they are only in
memory when needed ) improve load time, or, . . . any help is greatly
appreciated.
Thank you

[George]

No, as far as i know all DLLs are loaded at the same time...
The only thing is that ASP.NET will have less to compile....

I would recomend to precompile application and then use "merge". So you will
get only single DLL as a result...
Meaning that the whole application will be compiled into 1 dll (plus an
other external dlls application using).
here are 2 lines I am using to precompile and merge my application

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspn et_compiler -v
/RetailStore/ -p C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\RetailStore -f C:\tmp\RetailStore
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspn et_merge.exe
C:\tmp\RetailStore -o RetailStore

I produces one RetailStore.dll (parameter -o) in virtual root /RetailStore/
(parameter -v) from source located in parameter -p and it puts the result
into parameter -f (C:\tmp\RetailStore)

George.
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>I am trying to decrease the time a asp 3.5 website loads.

Does changing the business layer to separate DLLs ( so they are only in
memory when needed ) improve load time, or, . . . any help is greatly
appreciated.
Thank you