>The age of dynamic languages will be over when you see a modern static language that supports self-modifying runtime environments as well as Common Lisp or Smalltalk presently do.
Example of such a language is Java. It's runtime is highly dynamic. Class loaders allow you to create new classes, pre-process bytecode, and many other stuff.
Example of such a language is Java. It's runtime is highly dynamic. Class loaders allow you to create new classes, pre-process bytecode, and many other stuff.