'CFGD' is a small language for design grammars (sets of non-deterministic rules to produce images). CDFG lets you write a set of rules about how to generate an image, and then follows those rules to create a image. The rules are in the form of a context free grammar, where each shape is defined to be made up of other shapes, possible rotated, scaled, and relocated.
released on 12 May 2005
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|GPLv2orlater||Janet Casey||18 May 2005|
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|Required to use||yacc *or* bison|
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