mergeable libraries
Asked on 09/10/2024
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The concept of "mergeable libraries" isn't directly mentioned in the provided context from the WWDC sessions. However, the context does discuss related topics such as Swift packages, modules, and access control, which are relevant to how libraries and code organization are managed in Swift.
For example, in the session titled "A Swift Tour: Explore Swift’s features and design," it is explained how modules can be organized into packages, and how access control levels like public, private, and internal can be used to manage visibility and dependencies between different parts of a Swift project. This is crucial for creating libraries that can be reused and integrated into other projects.
If you are interested in how Swift handles modules and packages, you might want to check out the session A Swift Tour: Explore Swift’s features and design (09:47) which covers code organization and the use of Swift packages.
If you have more specific questions about Swift libraries or modules, feel free to ask!
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