Converting .so file to .dll file - dll

I need to convert .so file to .dll so that I can use .dll file in windows?
Please let me know in case of any solution

This is a duplicate of this post:
Converting .so file of linux to a .dll file of windows.
So no, the only solution is for you to recompile the library for Windows.

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