Dungeon Definition Language

Dungeon Definition Language (DDL) was created in the summer of 1981 by Bruce Adler, Chris Kostanick, Michael Stein, Michael Urban, and Warren Usui, members of the University of California, Los Angeles Computer Club (UCLA CC).

DDL is object-oriented (untyped objects) and uses a Lisp-like syntax.

DDL is the forerunner of the Adventure Definition Language (ADL).

See also

• aardvark(6) man page in 4.2BSD

NAME

aardvark - yet another exploration game

SYNOPSIS

/usr/games/aardvark

DESCRIPTION

Aardvark is yet another computer fantasy simulation game of the adventure/zork genre. This one is written in DDL (Dungeon Definition Language) and is intended primarily as an example of how to write a dungeon in DDL.

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