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4/8/2010
A DLL stored in the RAM file system can override its ROM equivalent, even if another module is implicitly linked to the ROM DLL.
Applications that had previously used GetProcAddressto get around an implicit link limitation can now implicitly link to any DLL. If you overwrite an implicitly linked ROM DLL with a RAM DLL, you may see exceptions related to the RAM DLL during debugging. The debugger was designed to include these exceptions. They have no effect on your application.