Load the same dll multiple times [closed]

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It sounds like you want each instance of the DLL to have separate data segments. That’s the only reason I can think of for the question.

The only way to achieve this is to make sure that each time you call LoadLibrary, the DLL has a different filename. Copy the DLL to a temporary file each time you need to load it, making sure that the name you use is different from any loaded instance of the DLL.

I echo the comments above that encourage you to re-design the system architecture.

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