runtimeenhanced
Runtime-enhanced is a term used to describe a type of programming technique that involves modifying a program's behavior at runtime to enhance its performance, usability, or functionality. This approach involves inserting code into a running program's memory to alter its execution path, often without the need for recompilation or reloading.
Runtime-enhancement techniques can be used to achieve a range of goals, including improving application startup times,
Runtime-enhancement techniques can take many forms, including dynamic recompilation, code injection, and meta-programming. Dynamic recompilation involves
Runtime-enhancement techniques have been widely adopted in various software development domains, including scientific computing, machine learning,