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The iOS App Store disallows dynamic libraries. Libraries are statically linked into the final executable, so they're not easy to replace.
by lunixbochs 11y ago
The iOS App Store disallows dynamic libraries. Libraries are statically linked into the final executable, so they're not easy to replace.
- plorkyeran 11y agoAs of iOS 8 you can use dynamic libraries, but the user can't replace them without invalidating the code signature for the app.
- DannyBee 11y agoIn that case, the LGPL requires you distribute source or relinkable object files. I know a lot of folks don't (because i do M&A due diligence), but that's a very clear license violation if you don't. (also note that IOS 8+ allows dynamic linking, but replacement may still be an issue).