User loginNavigation |
What is the best literate programming tool/environment/research work?I'm building an IDE to support our next generation architecture at work, and believe a better documentation tool than NDoc would be nice. When talking about documentation, the first thought that comes to mind is "literate programming". Currently I'm reading three of the four full-length books on the subject, I've already read the Literate Programming FAQ as well as Marc van Leeuwen's Literate Programming in C CWEBX manuscript. I don't have time to endlessly evaluate prior art in this space, and was hoping there was a language guru here at LtU who knows a lot about this esoteric area of language research: making code more like english prose and the prose more like code, to the point of unifying codes and comments. To be clear, the tool doesn't have to be called a "literate programming tool" to qualify as such! Even if it is only a partial idea for LP, if it is really cool and slick, then I want to demo it. A good example is Emacs' MMM-Mode. I love examples! TIA By Z-Bo at 2009-04-30 00:03 | LtU Forum | previous forum topic | next forum topic | other blogs | 14609 reads
|
Browse archives
Active forum topics |
Recent comments
13 weeks 4 days ago
13 weeks 4 days ago
13 weeks 4 days ago
35 weeks 6 days ago
40 weeks 22 hours ago
41 weeks 5 days ago
41 weeks 5 days ago
44 weeks 2 days ago
49 weeks 8 hours ago
49 weeks 9 hours ago