Hi there,
sorry if that question was answered already or if its stupid beyond belief but I am lost. I want to make a simple utility with Swift on Windows, but when I try to run my utility on a computer without Swift I get an error, as it seems that runtime is dynamically loaded. Is there any way I can statically link a runtime, similar to what's available on Linux now? Of course I can play tricks with 7Zip SFX or Winrar but its very ugly.
As far as I know, Swift doesn't support static linking for runtime on WIndows yet.
Static linking for the runtime itself is not yet supported, however, static linking of modules is supported (with the caveat that it cannot be used in a public interface of the consuming module).