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I would like to know how I can import a library into Objective-C at runtime. I’m new to Objective-C and this may be a complex question, but I’m fairly proficient in C/C++,
I’m developing a modular application where specific modules (libraries) are loaded as needed. Basically I have a name in runtime, like “nodeX”, and I want to load a library that has it.
I’ve been searching for a way to do this but have been unsuccessful.
Thanks!
See NSBundle.
Note that you can’t safely unload code on Mac OS X, Objective-C or otherwise, unless you are so terribly careful that it just isn’t worth the effort to do so.
Note, also, that you can’t dynamically load code on iOS.