#self-loading

• Autoloading — The act of loading automatically and its result; the structural or software property of a system to autonomously feed, insert, or execute its component elements, data streams, or ammunition, completely eliminating the need for external manual intervention. In industrial and ballistic engineering, the concept defines a repetitive mechanical self-feeding cycle, while in modern software architecture, it defines the autoloading process, whereby classes, scripts, and dependencies are dynamically brought into RAM at the exact moment of execution.