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I wonder if you can load a DLL, of Windows operating system (for example, user32.dll), in an application (in any programming language) with a Linux operating system.
The DLL would be in a directory on the Linux file system.
Thanks for the help.
Greetings!
No. The architectures are fundamentally different.
I note your question is tagged C++. If it was a .net DLL (built with CLR bytecode) then you could reference it via an application running under Mono.