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/**
* Defines the Service Provider Interface for pluggable JShell execution engines.
* The JShell core tracks and compiles Snippets then sends them
* (represented in a wrapper class) to the execution engine for loading,
* and in the case of executable Snippets, execution. The JShell
* implementation includes a default execution engine (currently a remote
* process which is JDI controlled). By implementing the
* {@link jdk.jshell.spi.ExecutionControl} interface and installing it with
* {@link jdk.jshell.JShell.Builder#executionEngine(jdk.jshell.spi.ExecutionControl.Generator) }
* other execution engines can be used.
*
* @see jdk.jshell.execution for execution implementation support
*/
package jdk.jshell.spi;