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....of the extensibility. Afterwards a view on thinkable applications is given. 2. The meta language The definition of the meta language is a crucial point for the success of a language processing environment as a whole. Unfortunately, attempts to establish a commonly accepted standard failed. [13, 17] The Depot4 meta language Ml4 is nonterminal oriented. i.e. all productions carrying the same left hand side symbol are collapsed into one rule. These rules constitute a formidable base for structural modularization and reuse as Koskimies in [9] pointed out. EBNF is a real subset of the Ml4 ....
Scowen, R.S. A Standard Syntactic Metalanguage. SIGPLAN Notices 17, 3 (1982), pp. 68-73.
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