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Is it possible to import a compiled framework located on the system from Swift in Linux? For example, in macOS, we can import frameworks inside /System/Library/Frameworks, but, on Linux, I can only use the Swift Package Manager to add dependencies. My idea is to make a Linux distribution with preinstalled Swift frameworks that developers can just import them.



I could use dlopen but references to the library in build time will fail.






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    There is no easy or supported way that I'm aware of to do this at the moment. The SwiftPM doesn't currently have a way to install products. You will likely need to look at how Foundation gets linked in the system and get your precompiled frameworks to behave in that way.
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Is it possible to import a compiled framework located on the system from Swift in Linux? For example, in macOS, we can import frameworks inside /System/Library/Frameworks, but, on Linux, I can only use the Swift Package Manager to add dependencies. My idea is to make a Linux distribution with preinstalled Swift frameworks that developers can just import them.



I could use dlopen but references to the library in build time will fail.






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    There is no easy or supported way that I'm aware of to do this at the moment. The SwiftPM doesn't currently have a way to install products. You will likely need to look at how Foundation gets linked in the system and get your precompiled frameworks to behave in that way.
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Is it possible to import a compiled framework located on the system from Swift in Linux? For example, in macOS, we can import frameworks inside /System/Library/Frameworks, but, on Linux, I can only use the Swift Package Manager to add dependencies. My idea is to make a Linux distribution with preinstalled Swift frameworks that developers can just import them.



I could use dlopen but references to the library in build time will fail.






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Is it possible to import a compiled framework located on the system from Swift in Linux? For example, in macOS, we can import frameworks inside /System/Library/Frameworks, but, on Linux, I can only use the Swift Package Manager to add dependencies. My idea is to make a Linux distribution with preinstalled Swift frameworks that developers can just import them.



I could use dlopen but references to the library in build time will fail.






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    There is no easy or supported way that I'm aware of to do this at the moment. The SwiftPM doesn't currently have a way to install products. You will likely need to look at how Foundation gets linked in the system and get your precompiled frameworks to behave in that way.
    – bscothern
    Nov 14 at 23:14














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    There is no easy or supported way that I'm aware of to do this at the moment. The SwiftPM doesn't currently have a way to install products. You will likely need to look at how Foundation gets linked in the system and get your precompiled frameworks to behave in that way.
    – bscothern
    Nov 14 at 23:14








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There is no easy or supported way that I'm aware of to do this at the moment. The SwiftPM doesn't currently have a way to install products. You will likely need to look at how Foundation gets linked in the system and get your precompiled frameworks to behave in that way.
– bscothern
Nov 14 at 23:14




There is no easy or supported way that I'm aware of to do this at the moment. The SwiftPM doesn't currently have a way to install products. You will likely need to look at how Foundation gets linked in the system and get your precompiled frameworks to behave in that way.
– bscothern
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