Michael Schnell wrote:
A little bit similar to the "ahead of time" reatlime
:-) compiler in a Java
or CIL framework. Did somebody ever indeed put something like this to work ?
I've got something where I can recompile a .so and the main program reloads it automatically (usually) without crashing. To clarify: it fails to reload on occasion possibly because it drops a signal but I've not seen it crash since I'm careful about when the swap is attempted.
I've not tried building something into the main program to reconstruct the source of the library and recompile it. I'd note that I'm being paranoid about protecting the interface- lots of magic numbers- and that the .so is always generated with a unique name.
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