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Hi I have a dll(MFC extn dll), which complied using /CLR option.
when i try to use FreeLibrary(), it never clears from memory.
I know, once the .net dll is loaded, _GC will take care of the memory, but not sure when the object will be cleared from the memory. as i have to load the dll almost 10000 times within a hour, based on user request. requesting for suggestiion.

HINSTANCE hDLL; // Handle to DLL
hDLL = ::LoadLibrary(_ T("../Debug/SerLoader.dll") );

if (hDLL != NULL){
typedef void (*LPFN)(void);
LPFN fnc = (LPFN)GetProcAd dress(hDLL,"fun c");
if(fnc != NULL)
{
fnc();
}

FreeLibrary(hDL L);
}
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