Toward application driven and included compiler

In applications developed through HLL compilers, source files, written in a HLL, are an intermediate representation stage interposed between user and developer. Instead, a different developer paradigm is proposed, by choosing a specific user-friendly language, specially designed for each application, and by including in the application the appropriate compiler. The application development includes a universal procedure that grows gradually with the included compiler. In general lines, the paradigm is based on three tiers, each of them being represented or managed by one type of characters: the Architect who provides general guidelines, the Developer who adds more concrete information and the User who use the system. The Developer creates concrete data structures by providing procedural treatment, which can be shared with others Developers or Users on the communication media - Internet. Applying syntactic rules, also named parsing, we obtain an intermediary and very general result, which will be personalized by making it more concrete and closest to a specific field of interest.