Compiler Description Language

Compiler Description Language (CDL) is a type of formal language used to define the syntax and semantics of programming languages, particularly in the context of compilers. CDL serves the purpose of providing a structured way to describe the components of a compiler, including grammar rules, parsing techniques, and various transformations that occur during compilation. CDL can take various forms and may include features for specifying: 1. **Syntax**: The structure of the programming language is often described using context-free grammars.