GOLD - Grammar language

GOLD is a grammar language created in 2012.

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GOLD is a free parsing system that is designed to support multiple programming languages.. Read more on Wikipedia...

Tags: grammarLanguage
Early development of GOLD happened in California State University, Sacramento
goldparser.org was registered in 2011
See also: (10 related languages) ANTLR, Visual Basic, Assembly language, C#, D, Java, Pascal, Python, Visual Basic .NET, Regular Expressions

Example from the web:

<Statement> ::= if <Expression> then <Statements> end
            |  while <Expression> do <Statements> end
            |  for Id = <Range> do <Statements> end

Example from Wikipedia:

<Statements>  ::= <Statements> <Statement>
               |  <Statement>

<Statement>   ::= display <Expression>
               |  display <Expression> read ID
               |  assign ID '=' <Expression>
               |  while <Expression> do <Statements> end
               |  if <Expression> then <Statements> end
               |  if <Expression> then <Statements> else <Statements> end
               
<Expression>  ::= <Expression> '>'  <Add Exp>
               |  <Expression> '<'  <Add Exp>
               |  <Expression> '<=' <Add Exp>
               |  <Expression> '>=' <Add Exp>
               |  <Expression> '==' <Add Exp>
               |  <Expression> '<>' <Add Exp>
               |  <Add Exp>

<Add Exp>     ::= <Add Exp> '+' <Mult Exp>
               |  <Add Exp> '-' <Mult Exp>
               |  <Add Exp> '&' <Mult Exp>
               |  <Mult Exp>

<Mult Exp>    ::= <Mult Exp> '*' <Negate Exp>
               |  <Mult Exp> '/' <Negate Exp>
               |  <Negate Exp>

<Negate Exp>  ::= '-' <Value>
               |  <Value>

<Value>       ::= Identifier
               |  StringLiteral
               |  NumberLiteral
               |  '(' <Expression> ')'