Access to map content without attaching bpf code

I'm a beginner with bpf/xdp, I'm currently playing with it and I plan to create a pretty simple UDP loadbalancer.

I play a bit with bcc and I feel it could make my life easier :).

But all the examples, I see is about 1 script which :
- loads bpf code
- does stuff in python/userspace by interacting with loaded bpf code (using map).
- detaches bpf code.

I would like to know if this is possible to use bcc to create several scripts :
- 1 script which could load the bpf code.
- 1 script which could update maps for configuration.
- 1 script which could monitor maps.
- 1 script which could detach bpf code (more optional because this could easily be done with iproute2).

[Here](https://github.com/Netronome/bpf-samples/tree/master/l4lb) is something which looks like a bit at the idea but **without bcc**...
They compile the bpf code with clang, load it with iproute2.
Then they have python scripts to [monitor](https://github.com/Netronome/bpf-samples/blob/master/l4lb/l4lb_stats.py) and [configure](https://github.com/Netronome/bpf-samples/blob/master/l4lb/l4lb_map.py). This scripts are using an home made [bpftool wrapper](https://github.com/Netronome/bpf-samples/blob/master/l4lb/bpftool_utils.py).
And finally they detach bpf code using iproute2 too.

Another question a bit out of topic ... Is this possible to use bcc to dump the bpf bytecode in a file and then load it later instead of recompiling C code each time. (maybe this does not make any sense because compilation is pretty fast ?)

Thx.

No BCC file or test is named. Start by reviewing the BCC map-loading APIs alongside the linked l4lb_map.py and l4lb_stats.py examples; done means establishing whether separate scripts can access maps and whether compiled bytecode can be reused.

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