GML1
Computing
noun
Generalized Mark-up Language, a precursor of SGML and HTML, in which the mark-up specifies the function or structure of an area of text (such as chapter, heading level, etc.), not its visual formatting.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in untitled.
GML2
Computing
noun
Geographic (or Geography) Mark-up Language, a format of XML used for the display and transmission of geographic information.
Origin
Early 21st century.
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