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  1. 1990's literate programming: this is the future! everyone will be writing software like this!

    AGENTS.md

    LP: oh no!

    #programmingLanguages #literateProgramming #cweb #llm

  2. 1990's literate programming: this is the future! everyone will be writing software like this!

    AGENTS.md

    LP: oh no!

    #programmingLanguages #literateProgramming #cweb #llm

  3. 1990's literate programming: this is the future! everyone will be writing software like this!

    AGENTS.md

    LP: oh no!

    #programmingLanguages #literateProgramming #cweb #llm

  4. 1990's literate programming: this is the future! everyone will be writing software like this!

    AGENTS.md

    LP: oh no!

    #programmingLanguages #literateProgramming #cweb #llm

  5. 1990's literate programming: this is the future! everyone will be writing software like this!

    AGENTS.md

    LP: oh no!

    #programmingLanguages #literateProgramming #cweb #llm

  6. CW: Computer programming

    Noweb is like #web and #cweb except is language-agnostic and very minimal. #Web being the Pascal-oriented system in which Knuth wrote his spaghetti code for TeX and Metafont, and #CWeb being a similar system for C.

    (I once made a very minor contribution to cweb, btw. Support for ‘huge’ mode in Borland/Turbo C for MS-DOS.)

    Another difference is noweb can go to multiple different pretty printers, at least these days.

  7. CW: Computer programming

    Noweb is like #web and #cweb except is language-agnostic and very minimal. #Web being the Pascal-oriented system in which Knuth wrote his spaghetti code for TeX and Metafont, and #CWeb being a similar system for C.

    (I once made a very minor contribution to cweb, btw. Support for ‘huge’ mode in Borland/Turbo C for MS-DOS.)

    Another difference is noweb can go to multiple different pretty printers, at least these days.

  8. CW: Computer programming

    Noweb is like #web and #cweb except is language-agnostic and very minimal. #Web being the Pascal-oriented system in which Knuth wrote his spaghetti code for TeX and Metafont, and #CWeb being a similar system for C.

    (I once made a very minor contribution to cweb, btw. Support for ‘huge’ mode in Borland/Turbo C for MS-DOS.)

    Another difference is noweb can go to multiple different pretty printers, at least these days.

  9. CW: Computer programming

    Noweb is like #web and #cweb except is language-agnostic and very minimal. #Web being the Pascal-oriented system in which Knuth wrote his spaghetti code for TeX and Metafont, and #CWeb being a similar system for C.

    (I once made a very minor contribution to cweb, btw. Support for ‘huge’ mode in Borland/Turbo C for MS-DOS.)

    Another difference is noweb can go to multiple different pretty printers, at least these days.