[xsl] How are XSLT programs converted to machine code?

Hi Folks,

How are XSLT programs converted to machine code?

Is there such a thing as an XSLT compiler, linker, and loader?

Or, is the XSLT converted to some other programming language and then that 
programming language's compiler, linker, loader is utilized? For example, 
perhaps the XSLT is converted to a Java program and then that Java is handed 
off to whatever Java tools are used to generate machine code.

/Roger
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