Regarding make, Noweb gets this right. When you edit the web source, the tangle step only writes new modification times to output files that actually changed.
The answer to "where" is <news:comp.programming.literate> and <https://www.reddit.com/r/LitProg/>.
I take a minimalist approach. Any project goes in a single .nw file, formatted for Noweb, edited using Vim. I use a source highlighter that recognizes multiple languages in a single buffer. Noweb generates all my…
I use Noweb <https://www.cs.tufts.edu/~nr/noweb/>, which is, I believe, very much like nuweb. It is also LaTeX-centric, and also allows code sections to be written in any language. Within code sections, instead of…
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Regarding make, Noweb gets this right. When you edit the web source, the tangle step only writes new modification times to output files that actually changed.
The answer to "where" is <news:comp.programming.literate> and <https://www.reddit.com/r/LitProg/>.
I take a minimalist approach. Any project goes in a single .nw file, formatted for Noweb, edited using Vim. I use a source highlighter that recognizes multiple languages in a single buffer. Noweb generates all my…
I use Noweb <https://www.cs.tufts.edu/~nr/noweb/>, which is, I believe, very much like nuweb. It is also LaTeX-centric, and also allows code sections to be written in any language. Within code sections, instead of…
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