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9.14. WEB (Unsupported Tools - Literate Programming) |
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This article is from the Literate Programming FAQ, by David B. Thompson thompson@shelob.ce.ttu.edu with numerous contributions by others.
Developer:
Donald Knuth
Version:
4.4 (apparently)
Hardware:
Any TeX system should have it.
Languages:
Pascal
Formatter:
TeX (of course! ;-)
Availability:
Distributed with TeX systems. Also avaliable in source form
from labrea.stanford.edu/tex/web.
Readme:
Unknown
Documentation:
Available from labrea.stanford.edu/tex/web/webman.tex
Description:
This is the original software that started it all. The original
TeX processor was written in WEB.
Support:
None known.
Continue to:
software, coding, literate programming, literature, software, editor, tools
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