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Does linking and loading of the the dynamic libraries both happen at runtime? or is it that only loading of the library happens at run time?
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Windows and Unix systems use completely different approaches to Dynamic libraries.
Windows DLLs are not linked. Therefore, you cannot share static objects across DLLs. It's just like a separate program in your address space.
Unix shared objects are really "linked" in run time, just as different modules of the same project, performing symbol resolution.