What's the term (if any) for frameworks that support dynamic class creation?

Question

Sorry about the vocabulary question, but I'm writing my master thesis and it's a pain to repeat "frameworks that support dynamic class creation" again and again. Is there a term for that?

Some clarification: I mean that you can create a class at runtime, i.e., dynamically. For example, .NET supports this with the System.Reflection namespace.

Thanks :)

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Haha, thanks everyone for the suggestions. I'm not going to pick an answer yet in case there is a term for this and someone finds it, but if there isn't I'll definitely make one up. Thanks. :)

Answer 1

DCC Framework, Invent an acronym.

Answer 2

Dynamic class creation is covered by the term "metaprogramming", although metaprogramming includes more than that.

Answer 3

It's more the development language rather than framework

A reflective programing language enables the determination of object type at runtime. Most (if not all) include some sort of class loading mechanism to dynamically create objects at runtime as a result.

You could try...

Reflective Framework?

Introspective Frameworks?