Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Run-time variability is a necessary mean to adapt to a configuration or state of a system, which can only be determined during execution. Hover, implementing such dynamic variability oftentimes results in a conglomerate of a highly branched control flow, with negative impacts on performance. ,  present an approach to dynamically adapt a running system to a specific configuration by means of binary patching. Instead of adding yet another architecture-dependent binary patching technique,  implement the functionality directly in the compiler. With specially annotated config variables, the compiler can generate multiple versions of a function and dynamically binary patch the running system to use the version of the current configuration. Our approach is work-in-progress with developers at SUSE.
['Valentin Rothberg', 'Christian Dietrich', 'Alexander Graf', 'Daniel Lohmann']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Function Multiverses for Dynamic Variability
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