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it can't but switch between blocks that have been compiled to the FPGA image before.
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This is mostly true, but we can think of how to make some of our blocks highly reconfigurable. We can have an input bus as a generic parameter (similar to generics, but can be changed at runtime).
The input bus receives some user-configured bits from the "soft reconfiguration" block (or if you want, directly from the registers). This input bus defines the "settings" (or "modes") for which the block would behave, and the block behaves differently (or enters into different modes) based on different values on this bus.
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