Questions tagged [dynamic-loading]
Code that loads code at runtime for execution
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Python preprocessor for pipes
I wrote this preprocessor just to add a couple features to Python (pipes mostly.) Is there any way I could improve it?
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Script that uses an uploaded excel file to import data to the database
I wrote a script that uses an uploaded excel file to import data to the database. It checks for the image first if it can be downloaded without any error then insert the rest of the data. With ten or ...
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Load and execute shared library
This is my attempt to load shared library on linux (and may be mac - did not test yet)
I am interested if I am implementing everything correctly and if I can really use my function in a loop like that....
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UPDATE #1: Lengthening the time it takes to access files using function hooking
https://github.com/speedrun-program/load_extender
This is the previous post: Lengthening the time it takes to access files using function hooking
I tried adding everything from the previous post's ...
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Lengthening the time it takes to access files using function hooking
https://github.com/speedrun-program/load_extender
This is something I made and posted here about a year ago, but I decided to remake it.
To compile this on Windows, you need to install EasyHook.
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Constructing routes from imported URL constants
There is a file created with the project paths in a dictionary.
Example:
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PHP autoloader that uses array of file paths
After doing much reading of the PHP docs and trying out other developers' autoloader code, below is what I've come up with for an autoloader. It is working as expected so far. Posting the code here ...
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Accessing multiple dynamic libraries with the same extern C methods
I have multiple pre-compiled dynamic libraries that use the same extern "C" function names. The functions can behave differently for each dynamic library. ...
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Multiple CSV Imports with Pandas
I have a class that is importing a CSV file into a Pandas DataFrame. However, this CSV has a multiline header that changes length seemingly at random. Sometimes it is 27 lines, sometimes 31, sometimes ...
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Python factory class with dynamic imports
I'm trying to write a factory class that essentially provides a user-friendly frontend to creating objects of different kinds depending on keywords. So the user will just have to import this module, ...
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How should I go about implementing rust into the unity3d engine?
Recently, I've explored using rust as a scripting language for unity.
My current method involves creating a DLL from rust, and loading it into my game at runtime. It requires that the user use a ...
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DynamicClass - loads and instantiates classes at run-time
I needed to dynamically load and instantiate some classes from a generated jar and a generated .class file which depends on that jar. So I came up with this:
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Efficient, typesafe runtime selection between "compiler-checked" sets of static config constant
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A CLI app tries to make use of box drawing characters. But depending on the stdout device this may not be appropriate so there is a ...
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Python automatic import and install script
In the following script, I am trying to infer if the modules are managed by a conda environment or not and based on that, I am trying to auto install and import the modules. [I skipped around 5 to 6 ...
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Skipping over failed imports until they are needed (if ever)
We have a program with many dependencies. Because the user may not want to use all of them, the program should skip over failed imports and only raise an error if absolutely necessary. e.g. if the ...