adjustable-at-runtimesoftware

noun
UK /əˈdʒʌstəbl æt ˈrʌntaɪm ˈsɒftweə/
US /əˈdʒʌstəbl æt ˈrʌntaɪm ˈsɔːftwer/

Software that you can change while it is still running.

The game uses adjustable-at-runtimesoftware so players can tweak settings without restarting.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Software whose behavior can be modified by users or systems without recompiling or redeploying.

Engineers rely on adjustable-at-runtimesoftware to fix issues during live events.

3. A program that exposes settings or parameters that take effect immediately while it executes.

The dashboard is built as adjustable-at-runtimesoftware, letting admins change limits on the fly.

4. Applications designed to accept configuration changes during execution rather than only at startup.

Because it is adjustable-at-runtimesoftware, the tool adapts to new network conditions instantly.