A software engine is a
computer program that outputs
source code or
markup code that simultaneously becomes the input to another
computer process. The analogy is that of one process driving another process, with the computer code being burned as fuel. An example of a software engine is the
Wikipedia engine, as it outputs
HTML simultaneously to your
browser. A software engine differs from other software processes in that other software processes output data, not computer code simultaneously executed. Moreover, a software engine differs from
daemons in that daemons run in the
background waiting to respond to events, like web page requests.
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