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LDL is a system supporting the design of procedural programming languages and generating prototype interpreters directly from the language definition. A language definition is based on GSFs - a kind of attribute grammars - and the denotational semantics approach. It is shown how denotational semantics can be transformed into Prolog. It is also shown how the correctness of the prototype interpreters can be proved using a technique developed by Clark and extended by Deransart.

Provable correctness of prototype interpreters in LDL