I am wondering what load-time relocation actually means on a system with virtual memory support.I was thinking that in a system with virtual memory every executable will have addresses starti开发者_如
I have a java console app that I\'m writing, and I want people to be able to write plugins for it and then to distribute those plugins as jars.I want users to be able to drop a plugin (jar) into a \"p
I\'m wondering if there is a standard way in c#(or maybe even cli) to efficiently decouple implementation logic into separate class libraries/assemblies that would be dynamically loaded by a process t
From wikipedia开发者_运维知识库: Dynamic loading is a mechanism by which a computer program can, at run time, load a library (or other binary) into memory, retrieve the addresses of functions and var
In the project I am working on, we provide the possibility to dynamically load additional features. For that we use dlopen.
I have no experience working with Perl, and I\'m trying to run the geo_to_mysql.pl program for a project I\'m working on. I made no modifications to the program other than the database, userna开发者_运
I have a C++ application.This supports users\' C++ plugin DLL\'s, it will dynamically load these DLL\'s and then be able to create and use the user\'s types dynamically. These user types derive from b
I have an executable that loads .so plugins. The executable is linked with -rdynamic so that symbol callback can occur.
I\'ve an application which is basically a designer with preloaded controls where you can design your pages using the controls.
Assuming that both of these approaches load the script properly, and that I wait the appropriate amount of time before using the script (and/or use a callback), what are the major differences between