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I have a question about the contents of the xcframework when produced by the build scripts. Typically an xcframework contains other frameworks for individual architectures. However, the way the JRE.xcframework is produced is that it contains only binary objects (libjre_emul.a for each arch). What is the difference and why does j2objc do it in this particular way?
To my understanding it is creating static instead of dynamic libraries, however what is the reason to not compile into a dynamic lib?
Apologies if this is a too basic of a question.
Best regards,
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Question about the contents of JRE.xcframework
The contents of JRE.xcframework (static vs dynamic lib)
Jan 5, 2024
Hello,
I have a question about the contents of the xcframework when produced by the build scripts. Typically an
xcframework
contains otherframework
s for individual architectures. However, the way theJRE.xcframework
is produced is that it contains only binary objects (libjre_emul.a
for each arch). What is the difference and why does j2objc do it in this particular way?To my understanding it is creating static instead of dynamic libraries, however what is the reason to not compile into a dynamic lib?
Apologies if this is a too basic of a question.
Best regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: