runtime compatibility

Runtime compatibility refers to whether a software program can run properly on a specific operating system or environment. It ensures that all necessary components, libraries, and system features the program needs are available and function correctly during execution. If a program isn’t runtime compatible, it may fail to start or work improperly, leading to errors or crashes. Achieving runtime compatibility means the program can operate smoothly within the intended environment, providing a seamless experience for users across different systems or configurations.