Am 23.04.2012 um 20:57 schrieb <adam.weinr...@nokia.com>:
> ... (Is think static linking may be required to get AppStore
> compliance-has that been figured out?)
At least on the desktop App Store I am pretty confident that Apple doesn't care
how you link your application, as long as all involved libraries behave
according to their App Store rules: don't use "private APIs", only write
config/cache/data files at well-defined places, and soon be code-signed and
sandboxed etc. Also a separate copy of WebKit is considered against the rules
(use the Apple one).
Mac applications are organised in a "bundle" which the Finder treats like a
single file (in reality it is basically a folder with subfolders and resource
files named by convention). So I'm almost sure Apple doesn't care how you link
your application therein.
And the same most likely applies to "apps" in the iOS Store...
Cheers, Oliver
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