Suppose I have a function that is used by multiple views. I could create a singleton so the function can be accessed anywhere:

class SharedFunctions {
    static let shared = SharedFunctions()
    func mySharedFunction() {…}
}

Or I could create a static function:

class SharedFunctions {
    static func mySharedFunction() {…}
}

But let's say the shared function is very complex (involving multiple other functions) AND the views that use it are only opened occasionally. Is there any memory advantage to using a singleton (that will only be created when the function is actually needed) vs a static function?