I watched the WWDC 2014 Session "Building Modern Frameworks", but no
mention of this. Cannot find any other information on the developer site
(not saying its not there though).
I have a rather large framework that does something very specific, many
(or most) users will have no interest in using it. What I'd like to do
is not have to statically link it into my app, either via a static
library or a dynamic one that always loads at launch.
Perhaps I should bundle this functionality in an Extension? I didn't
really look to see how that option might pan out. In any case it would
be of interest to know exactly when the dylib is loaded by iOS.
- David
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