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In the paper a tool for automatic language implementation is described. From formal language definition LISA1 produces efficient interpreters or compilers in C++. For lexical and syntax analysis well known formal methods: regular expressions and BNF are used. Semantics of the defined language is described with attribute grammars. LISA is a part of the ongoing effort to build an environment that supports experimentation in automatic language implementation for educational and industrial purposes.