Dynamic delegation chain for runtime adaptation of a code...

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C717S162000, C717S165000

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ABSTRACT:
A dynamic delegation chain of executor objects can, at runtime, adapt code units to be executed as isolated computations prior to their execution to comport with current state of an environment. A dynamic delegation chain performs the dynamic runtime adaptation of the code unit in accordance with isolated computations that host the executor objects of the delegation chain. Adapting a code unit prior to execution of the code unit allows adaptation of the code unit to a current state, as well as at least reducing concerns of program integrity.

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