Generally, it is not necessary to call this function at program exit, as the system will ensure
any shared libraries loaded by the process will be unloaded then. However, any loaded shared
libraries that are no longer needed by the program during runtime, such as those that are part
of a "hot swap" mechanism, should be unloaded to free up resources.
Unloads a shared library from process memory.
Generally, it is not necessary to call this function at program exit, as the system will ensure any shared libraries loaded by the process will be unloaded then. However, any loaded shared libraries that are no longer needed by the program during runtime, such as those that are part of a "hot swap" mechanism, should be unloaded to free up resources.