Kinda. There is far more going on in biology than in our computer systems though. Code compiling is generally done without much of the world changing concurrently around it. Also, with repeatable compilation you can get exactly the same output every time. Change the output just a little and potentially the whole thing fails. Meanwhile, in biology, people/creatures are born with quite different attributes and can still thrive. The success of a species often relies on the fact that there is mutation over time. Even just the insane interconnectedness within single biological organisms dwarves the complexity of any computer system on earth.