Runtime-Compiled C++ (RCC++) enables you to reliably make major changes to your C++ code at runtime and see the results immediately. The technique is aimed at games development but can also be useful in any industry where turnaround times are a bottleneck.

For more information, see our new blog, the old blog and visit the RCC++ discussion group.

Note: we're currently in progress with adding documentation, during which time there may be some missing links and/or temporary inconsistencies in the docs

• How it works
• Known Issues
• Alternatives
• Roadmap

• Getting Started with Runtime Compiled C Plus Plus
• Demo Tutorials
• Integrating to your own codebase
• Runtime Modifiable Classes
• Specifying Include Directories
• Using the SystemTable to pass interfaces to Runtime Compiled Code
• Using libraries from Runtime Modifiable Classes
• Runtime Modifiable Header Files
• Runtime Source Dependencies
• Error protection
• Build Tests
• Disabling Runtime Compilation
• Source Code location discovery
• Setting Additional Compile and Link Options
• Using ProjectIds and Projects
• Undo and Redo via the Object Constructor History
• Controlling Optimization Levels
• Specifying the Compiler