The program module can be defined byassembler、Compiler、LoaderorTranslatorA level of independent and identifiable program instructions that are processed as a whole.It is an integral part of large program instructions.In Windows, the term "module" generally refers to anyExecutable codeAnd data.More specifically, a module is aEXE files (also called application modules), or aDynamic link library(DLL Dynamic Linking Library, also known as dynamic link library module or DLL module), or a deviceDriver, or a data resource contained in one program that can be accessed by another program.The term module is also used to refer specifically to a self-contained program.
In Windows, the term "module" generally refers to anyExecutable codeAnd data.For example, a singlesource file, or the source file iscompilerGenerated after processingTarget program。When making a program, the term module is used to refer to one of the many modules connected together.
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Windows itself is composed of several related modules. Windows API functions are just a few that are loaded into memory when Windows startsDynamic link libraryModule.The three main modules are USEREXE (for window management, etc.), KERNEL. EXE (for multi task scheduling of memory management) and GDIEXE（Graphics Device Interface, forGraphic outputEtc.).
