These mostly link to repositories under one of their GitHub organizations: https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/
Apple's open source projects: https://opensource.apple.com/projects/
Which mostly link to repositories under their main GitHub organization: https://github.com/orgs/apple/repositories
BTW, those repos don't take issues.
Also dyld isn't just some thrown-over the wall code. It's completely designed and built by Apple and is the cornerstone to making the user-space runtime functional.
I tried emailing ld64's author about a bug in the past without success. I don't remember how I found their name/address back then, but I sure can't find any names or contact information for dyld right now...
Also, I'm not sure looking for individual points of contact in a large org is the best idea. I emailed security@apple.com. Even if it's not a security bug they will help direct you to the right team.
Again, have you even tried?
I'm talking about trying to contact people at Apple about bugs in their "open source" code.
Why would I send an email to security@apple.com for something that is not a security issue?
> Again, have you even tried?
Yes, I tried for ld64 in the past, and I tried through what I was told had the best chances to work by an Apple employee this time for dyld. I'm not holding my breath, though.