Add example of dynamic directive with input file #4545
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Signed-off-by: Ben Sherman <bentshermann@gmail.com>
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There are some other real-world examples in this talk: Would be awesome to have something like this to tune resources. |
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See #4493 (comment)
I don't really like this particular example because it is probably an anti-pattern, i.e. many tools are designed to stream the input data so that they don't have to load entire datasets in memory. But I want to explicitly show that input files can also be used to configure directives.