Programmation littéraire

• WEB (Donald E. Knuth)
  • manuel
  • un exemple
  • Mode emacs-web
• CWEB (Donald E. Knuth & Silvio Levy)
  • manuel
  • un petit exemple
  • un grand exemple The Stanford GraphBase (Donald E. Knuth)
  • classe cweb (Joachim Schrod)
  • CWEB to HTML converter based on LaTeX2HTML
• FWEB
  • FWEB manual (John A. Krommes)
  • Literate Programming, A Practioner's View (article de Bart Childs)
  • An Introduction to the WEB Style of Literate Programming
• FunnelWeb (Ross N. Williams)
• littex (Jeffrey Mc Arthur)
  • Manuel
  • Exemple
• MLWEB (un exemple)
• noweb (Norman Ramsey)
  • NOWEB
  • The One-Page Guide to Using Noweb with LaTeX
  • The Noweb Hacker's Guide
  • Noweb home page
  • Dan's noweb tools
  • Projects using Noweb
• Nuweb (Preston Briggs)
• ProTeX (Eitan Gurari)
  • documentation
  • exemples : 1 - 2 - 3
  • résumé
• SchemeWEB (John D. Ramsdell)
• spiderweb (Norman Ramsey)
  • Building a Language-Independent WEB (Norman Ramsey, 1994)
  • A Spider User's Guide (Norman Ramsey, 1989)
  • The Spidery WEB System of Structured Documentation (Norman Ramsey)
• src2tex et src2latex (écriture de code documenté)
• Interscript (John Maxwell Skaller)
  • Interscript home page
  • Interscript tutorial
  • download the tar file

• Teaching CS/1 Courses in a Literate Manner (Bart Childs, Deborah Dunn & Wm. Lively) (article de TUGboat) (1995, 10 pages)
• Reverse Literate Programming (Markus Knasmüller)
• Javadoc : documentation de code Java inspirée des principes de la programmation littéraire (1996)
• Literate Programming (Henrik Turbell) (1997)
• Quick introduction to literate programming (Chris Lee)
• Literate Programming as an Aid to Marking Student Assignments (A. J. Hurst)

• Literate Programming Library
• Projet FlexOr (Gunnar Gotshalks)
• Une page en français
• Reverse Literate Programming
• AFTWEB - Almost Free Text WEB
• Reverse Literate Programming
• Pretzel (prettyprinter pouvant fonctionner avec noweb)
• LEO (for MacOS). LEO is a "literate outliner", that is, a text editor supporting outlining and a simplified literate programming language called SWEB.
• M3doc: The Modula-3 Literate Programming System Based on SGML. See also M3textohtml: Conversion from the M3totex Literate Programming System to M3doc.
• LITWeb - The Language Independant Tangler/Weaver
• xml-litprog-l mailing list, for discussing about how best to use XML/XSL/XLink/XPtr for constructing literate programming frameworks and tools.

• Une interview de Donald Knuth (Une version html)