> Such a spec -- Abstract Syntax Notation -- definitely exists (you don't
write a compiler without one), but it's not public domain.
Technically, one would like to think that is does exist. I am totally
skeptical on its existence.
> since CFML is still "mostly" a markup language
Nah, CF is a language, no markup at all. It should be called ColdFusion
Language - CFL. Get rid of the markup notion entirely.
Last year Simon Horwith tried to do cfstandards.org, and that appears dead.
Without the formal notation, CF will always be a weak programing choice.
Joseph
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