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Piraha: A simplified grammar parser for component little languages
Software codes in scientific computing often implement their own little languages for expressing configuration data, interface definitions, and runtime parameters. Such languages are of particular importance for component-based frameworks. These languages can initially be somewhat ad-hoc and then expand organically.