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	Engine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the context of propulsion systems, an air breathing engine is one that uses atmospheric air to oxidise the fuel carried, rather than carrying an oxidiser, as in a rocket.
		Human power was focused by the use of simple engines, such as the capstan, windlass or treadmill, and with ropes, pulleys, and block and tackle arrangements, this power was transmitted and multiplied.
		Design changes incorporated all known methods of raising engine capacity, including increasing the pressure in the cylinders to improve efficiency, increasing the size of the engine, and increasing the speed at which power is generated.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Engine (1295 words)

	Wikinfo \| Wiki
		"Wiki wiki" means "fast" in the Hawaiian language, and it is the speed of creating and updating pages that is one of the defining aspects of wiki technology.
		In traditional wikis, every page has two representations: the form in which it is displayed (usually HTML/XHTML versions, rendered by a web browser) and the form in which it is edited (a simplified markup language, the style and syntax of which varies from wiki to wiki, called "wikitext").
		While most wiki communities shun mandatory registration procedures, virtually all large wiki engines provide some way to restrict users who consistently violate community rules, and Wikinfo is one of the few requiring registration.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Wiki (2118 words)

	Doom rendering engine - Doom Wiki - A Wikia wiki
		The Doom rendering engine (sometimes referred to only as the Doom engine) is the game engine that powers Doom and its sequels, as well as Hexen, Heretic, Strife, HacX, and a few other games produced by id Software licensees.
		The source code for the Linux version of Doom was released to the public in 1997 under a license that granted rights to non-commercial use, and re-released under the GNU General Public License in 1999.
		The Doom engine renders the walls as it traverses the BSP tree, drawing subsectors by order of distance from the camera (i.e., the closest segs are drawn first).
	doom.wikia.com /wiki/Doom_rendering_engine (1968 words)

	Wiki software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The primary difference between wikis and more complex types of content management systems is that wiki software tends to focus on the content, at the expense of the more powerful control over layout seen in CMS software like Drupal, WebGUI, or at the expense of non-wiki features (articles, blogs,..) like in Tikiwiki.
		"Wiki software" could be interpreted as comprising all of the software required to run a wiki, which might include a web server such as Apache, in addition to the "Wiki engine" itself, which implements the wiki technology.
		Many wikis are highly modular, providing APIs which allow programmers to develop new features without requiring them to be familiar with the entire codebase.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wiki_software (505 words)

	Wiki: What Is Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Wiki is a piece of server software that allows users to freely create and edit Web page content using any Web browser.
		Wiki supports hyperlinks and has a simple text syntax for creating new pages and crosslinks between internal pages on the fly.
		Wiki is unusual among group communication mechanisms in that it allows the organization of contributions to be edited in addition to the content itself.
	wiki.org /wiki.cgi?WhatIsWiki (144 words)

	FrontPage/Architecture/Engine - Ws Wiki
		The Axis Engine is built on top of two flows, they are called in-flow and out-flow respectively (in addition to that there is a flow called fault flow which is used when the engine gets processing errors).
		The Engine registry is the runtime registry of the current state of the Axis engine.
		In this way the Engine does not aware about the deployment mechanisum and all the Engine knows in that there is a Engine Regsitry that is maintianed.
	wiki.apache.org /ws/FrontPage/Architecture/Engine (784 words)

	CommunityWiki: TooManyWikiEngines
		The different wiki engines are like lots of small tidepools, each of them with a few unique features, most features being stuck to their WikiEngine.
		Similarly, it is hard for a new feature or a new WikiEngine to be adopted by many wiki communities; wiki communities are “stuck” with their current wiki engine, because it is hard to move the content to a new one.
		But ideas like making it easy for individuals and wiki communities to change WikiEngines, and making it easier to merge different wiki forks seem to be different from that (although related in that the ultimate goal of both is to speed up wiki software evolution).
	www.communitywiki.org /TooManyWikiEngines (2244 words)

	Wikinfo \| Critical views of MediaWiki
		MediaWiki is a wiki engine, a software package which one installs on a web server in order to create a wiki.
		It is true that wikis with MediaWiki installed and maintained properly can sometimes be great places to participate, but some wikis are using MediaWiki when they should be using something else.
		A wiki with free links such as MediaWiki needs two features, one to search for a term, and one to find backlinks ("what links here"), because the words are not always linked.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=A_critical_view_of_MediaWiki (1430 words)

	SDL:Tutorials:Simple Engine Framework - GPWiki
		To use the engine just involves creating a new engine class and inheriting properties of the original engine class.
		As the virtual functions are overloaded by the new engine class, they will be called by the original engine framework, thus creating event-type functions for doing calculations, rendering etc. at the right times.
		This engine is by no means perfect or complete, and it's still a work in progress.
	gpwiki.org /index.php/SDL:Tutorials:Simple_Engine_Framework (1303 words)

	UnrealWiki: Unreal Engine Versions
		The Unreal Engine is often incorrectly referred to as the "UT2003 Engine", "U2 Engine", "Unreal Warfare Engine" or similar.
		The engine itself is named Unreal Engine N for Nth-generation Unreal Engine.
		On a related note, Epic is adding a gametype to UT2007 that has been referred to as both "Unreal Warfare" and "Conquest," though Epic representatives have been quick to note that the final gametype name is not set in stone.
	wiki.beyondunreal.com /wiki/Unreal_Engine_Versions (300 words)

	MediaWiki - MediaWiki
		It is now used by several other projects of the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation and by many other wikis, including this very website, the home of MediaWiki.
		For general questions dealing with the software see the recommended possibilities of communication and maybe our support desk.
		If you have a suggestion dealing with this wiki, please visit the corresponding discussion page.
	wikipedia.sourceforge.net (154 words)

	Wikka: Running an invisible wiki engine
		Wiki engines are, on the contrary, a simple and effective solution for maintaining and managing different kinds of non-wiki websites, without bothering with FTP connections.
		Regarding A), editing privileges in many wiki engines, including Wikka, can be set on a per-page basis through Access Control Lists.
		An 'invisible wiki' is more a template than a simple matter of configuration settings, the way I understand it.
	wikkawiki.org /InvisibleWiki?show_comments=1 (1088 words)

	ONLamp.com -- Which Open Source Wiki Works For You?
		Wiki implementations have appeared, enabling webmasters to set up their own Wikis on their sites.
		It is not trivial to switch from one Wiki implementation to the other, because this will usually require translating all of the pages from the old syntax to the new one.
		TikiWiki is not just a wiki engine, but wiki is one of its main features, along with forums, articles, image/file galleries and a lot more.
	www.onlamp.com /pub/a/onlamp/2004/11/04/which_wiki.html (4523 words)

	Open Source Wiki Engines in Java
		Very Quick Wiki is a WikiWiki web clone written using JSPs and servlets and designed to install and run with minimum effort on Tomcat or some other Java application server.
		SnipSnap is a Java-based WikiLog (wiki + WebLog)
		JAMWiki is a Wiki engine implemented using Java/JSP that attempts to provide much of the functionality of MediaWiki.
	java-source.net /open-source/wiki-engines (695 words)

	PhysX Rigid Body Dynamics Engine - XSI-Wiki
		Ageia physX (http://www.novodex.com) is a rigid body dynamics engine that shares a geneology with ODE (both were largely written by ex-MathEngine employees) as well as many architectural similarities.
		That is, there is no major functionality that is missing from one as compared to the other, the workflow is identical, and simulations built using one engine can be converted to the other with a single click.
		However, because physX is a superior physics engine (more on that later), simulations built with physX are far less likely to require parameter tweaking in order to be stable.
	softimage.wiki.avid.com /index.php/PhysX_Rigid_Body_Dynamics_Engine (1017 words)

	WikiWikiWeb - WikiIndex (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The wiki engine has been developed in the Perl programming language since 1994 by WardCunningham, and is based on a HyperCard stack that Cunningham designed for collaboration with his former colleagues at Tektronix in Portland, Oregon.
		The wiki forum was inaugurated in the Internet domain of Cunningham's software consultancy Cunningham and Cunningham, Incorporated, also in Portland, on March 25, 1995, as an automated add-on to its Portland Patterns Repository, a directory for publication of programming patterns which programmers sent by E-mail.
		The name of the shuttle line is derived from the Hawaiian-language expression wiki wiki, which is a word reduplication of wiki, a word that means "fast".
	www.wikiindex.org /C2 (349 words)

	Wiki Engine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Depending on the specific wiki engine, the presence of Php Language, MySql, etc. may be required.
		Of course, if the engine is written in a language that requires a runtime component, like PerlLanguage, PythonLanguage, or JavaLanguage, you'll need that environment as well.
		Other engines are, indeed, written to use additional frameworks, like PHP or ZoPe, and additional components like a database.
	c2.com /cgi/wiki?WikiEngine (122 words)

	Comparison of the best wiki software: how to choose a wiki engine? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Wiki engines are a great piece of software – they allow you to build an interactive web site or knowledge base where every member can add and edit content.
		There are many wiki engines that are free for download and usage.
		A good wiki engine is likely to have a large group of existing users.
	www.siteground.com /compare_best_wiki.htm (603 words)

	The Oddmuse Wiki Engine
		Although wikis have been around for nearly a decade, they appear to be enjoying a rise in popularity, and many people only now are encountering the wiki concept.
		Once the wiki was up and running, I spent a few minutes experimenting with changes to the stylesheet until the wiki looked the way I wanted.
		A successful wiki depends on the participation of contributors, and the social component needs to be cared for as much as any of the technical components.
	www.linuxjournal.com /node/7583/print (2071 words)

	]project-open[ - Wiki Engine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The ]project-open[ Wiki module is a standard implementation of a Wiki engine.
		The ]project-open[ Wiki module is completely free and distributed under the GPL license.
		The module is based on the OpenACS Wiki which in turn is based on source code from wiki.tcl.tk.
	www.project-open.com /product/modules/km/wiki.html (230 words)

	wiki:dokuwiki [DokuWiki]
		DokuWiki is a standards compliant, simple to use Wiki, mainly aimed at creating documentation of any kind.
		It has a simple but powerful syntax which makes sure the datafiles remain readable outside the Wiki and eases the creation of structured texts.
		The DokuWiki engine is licensed under GNU General Public License Version 2.
	wiki.splitbrain.org /wiki:dokuwiki (219 words)

	Doom networking engine - Doom Wiki - A Wikia wiki
		The networking engine periodically checks for newly received packets.
		The engine can run over any system which allows packets to be sent and received.
		This checks to see if the engine should generate a new tic command.
	doom.wikia.com /wiki/Doom_networking_engine (1200 words)

	O p e n W i k i - Open Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Open Wiki can be collaboratively edited, by anyone or a selected few, using a web browser only.
		The concept of a wiki is that the quality of content rises when everyone is allowed, even encouraged, to author and refactor any page.
		The first implementation of a wiki can be found at [1].
	openwiki.com (251 words)

	ASV Internal JavaScript Engine - Svg wiki
		This is turned on in browsers that don't support communication between plug-ins and javascript.
		ASV uses the Mozilla (Rhino) JavaScript engine (specifically, SpiderMonkey), as does Batik and Mozilla itself.
		However default event listeners (content of onfoo attributes) always run in the script engine that was defined for top-level svg element.
	wiki.svg.org /index.php?title=ASV_Internal_JavaScript_Engine (304 words)

	CALPER's L*Wiki : AboutWikis
		Educators wishing to utilize a Wiki have a fundamental choice to make; (1) they can "squat" on an existing Wiki, or (2) they can install a Wiki engine on their local server (or ISP space, if allowed) and grow their own Wiki.
		This particular Wiki engine CALPER is using is a freeware Wiki engine called UniWakka (which is a fork of the WakkaWiki engine) that has been modified to support Unicode encoding.
		Wiki speak is auto-recognized by the Wiki as an attempt to reference another Wiki Page, typing in a word in Wiki Speak, such as: AboutWikis will create both a link to the page AboutWikis and the page itself!
	uniwikis.la.psu.edu /AboutWikis (1349 words)

	Main Page - GridWiki
		This wiki server (and the related http://gridengine.info blog) has been set up by members of the Grid Engine user community as a way of collecting and distributing usage, configuration, tips and HOWTO information in a fast and democratic way.
		When Grid Engine 6 was first released, Chris Dagdigian wrote a simple whitepaper entitled Understanding the differences between Grid Engine 5.3, 6.0 and Sun N1 Grid Engine 6 (N1GE) - while semi dated it provides a good overview of the differences.
		Information on integrating Grid Engine with cleacase code repositories should be posted to the Clearcase-Integration section of this wiki.
	wiki.gridengine.info /wiki/index.php/Main_Page (1085 words)

	TracWiki - The Trac Project - Trac
		Trac has a built-in wiki engine, used for text and documentation throughout the system.
		Editing wiki text is easy, using any web browser and a simple formatting system, rather than more complex markup languages like HTML.
		The wiki itself does not enforce any structure, but rather resembles a stack of empty sheets of paper, where you can organize information and documentation as you see fit, and later reorganize if necessary.
	trac.edgewall.org /wiki/TracWiki (249 words)

	Meatball Wiki: WikiEngine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		to differentiate the software at the back end of a wiki from each separate instantiation of a wiki - whereas before it could have been said that, for example, "MeatballWiki is a WikiClone", it would now be said that (obviously) "MeatballWiki is a wiki".
		"A WikiForum" is also available as a synonym to "a wiki", although it is infrequently used.
		Something more lightweight then a Wiki is EditThisPagePHP, which allows you to edit a single page, but does support wiki-like version control and diffs.
	www.usemod.com /cgi-bin/mb.pl?WikiEngine (1136 words)

	Topic:Search Engine Optimization - ITtoolbox Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This wiki entry is a good place to document the techniques and strategies that go into the contest.
		Disclaimer: ITtoolbox Wiki is a service that allows content to be created and edited by anyone in the community.
		If you feel a wiki entry is inappropriate, you can either correct it by clicking "Edit this entry" or click here to notify ITtoolbox.
	wiki.ittoolbox.com /index.php/Topic:Search_Engine_Optimization (1100 words)

	Category:Wiki Engine - WikiIndex
		There are many different wiki engines out there, all implementing roughly the same idea, but in a myriad of different ways, in different programming languages, and adding different features.
		Most are free and open source, but wikis have also started to go commercial.
		There should be no articles in this category, only subcategories for all the Wiki Engines (unless this preamble gets so long that users have to scroll too much to see the subcategories - in which case we can restore the article and reduce this to a very brief intro).
	wikiindex.com /Category:Wiki_Engine (282 words)

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