EGL (Enterprise Generation Language) is a high-level programming language and development environment originally created by IBM and now managed under the Eclipse Foundation. It simplifies application development by providing a platform-independent way to create business applications. EGL achieves platform independence by generating native code (like Java or COBOL) from the EGL source code. It's often used for developing web, mobile, and rich client applications, as well as for modernizing legacy systems.
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