Hello all,

I've had a opportunity to tinker with compiled libraries and Lasso and
wondered if there's a way I can reload .so files without restarting Lasso?

I've successfully created a test.so file containing:

<?lassoscript
define hello_world => 'TEST 001'
date + ': ' + hello_world
?>

If I drop the .so into LassoLibraries, it's detected and [hello_world] is
immediately available without having to restart Lasso. However, if I
replace the .so file with an updated version Lasso restarts.

I've noticed sys_loadlibrary and a few other methods – can anyone provide
pointers? or is this simply not possible?

My goal is to minimise Lasso start time while still be able to refresh
modules without restarting Lasso.

Thanks,

Ke

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