David P. Harris wrote:
> > Hi All-
> > Well, if you are going to write it, I suggest that you keep the
> > structure in XML.  The GUI would translate this to the display, and
> > manipulate it.  Any compilers could use XSLT to transform the XML in the
> > appropriate language.
>
and D. Jay Newman replied:
> I've thought of making a behavioral description language for robotics
> using XML.

Well, the XML notion was already in the back of my mind...I've been
targeting a lot of projects to use XML representation.  But the XSLT
variants to do the "back end" targeting--- that's a good idea!  This is
sounding like a fun project already!  I've not done anything significant
with XSLT, so I'll need to get past that learning curve, but the XML and XSD
aspect seems intuitive enough.   Anybody have compiler code-generator
experience & XSLT?  Let's talk!
Jim
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