> I'm a bit confused here. On Darwin, if you build a .dylib you can
> dynamically link against it or, if you haven't linked against it, load it
> dynamically at runtime. Are you looking for some other functionality?
I was under the impression that this wasn't possible on Darwin. From
what I understand, you can either create a module which you can
dynamically load (.bundle) or one which you can dynamically link
(.dylib), but not both. Is it possible after all?
Also, will Darwin properly deal with modules that are both dynamically
linked against other modules and dynamically loaded?
-:sigma.SB
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