Literate Programming
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Literate Programming Bibliography
- Literate Programming
- An Introduction to the WEB Style of Literate Programming
- Literate Programming on a Team Project
- Literate Programming, A Practitioner's View
- Experience with Literate Programming or Towards Qualified Programming
- Printing Primes: An Example of WEB
- Literate Programming Simplified
- Literate-Programming Can Be Simple and Extensible
- Literate Programming, Why?
- Analysis of Literate Programs from the Viewpoint of Reuse
- Literate Programming and Documentation Reuse
- A Meta-Model for Literate Programming
- Theme-Based Literate Programming
- Reverse Literate Programming
- Mini-Indexes for Literate Programs
Literate Programming - CACM Series
- Programming Pearls: Literate Programming, CACM (May 1986)
- Programming Pearls: A Literate Program, CACM (June 1986)
- Programming Pearls: Abstract Data Types, CACM (April 1987)
- Announcing Literate Programming, CACM (July 1987)
- LP: Processing Transactions, CACM (December 1987)
- LP: Expanding Generalized Regular Expressions, CACM (December 1988)
- LP: A File Difference Program, CACM (June 1989)
- LP: Weaving a Language-Independent WEB, CACM (September 1989)
- LP: An Assessment, CACM (March 1990)
- The Literate-Programming Paradigm
Literate Programming Manuals
- The CWEB user manual
- Using CWEB with Microsoft Visual C++
- The WEB user manual
- The FWEB user manual
- The FunnelWeb tutorial
- The FunnelWeb reference guide
- The FunnelWeb developer guide
- The noweb one page guide
- The noweb hacker's guide
- The nuweb user manual
- The SpideryWeb user manual
- The SpideryWeb user manual
- The Rambutan user guide (Java)
- The MatlabWeb user guide
- The OCAMAWEB user guide
- The CWEBx user manual
- The mCWEB user manual
- The Pretzel user manual
- The cnoweb user guide
- The CLiP user manual
C++ Coding Standards
- Ellemtel: Programming in C++, Rules and Recommendations
- Programming Research High Integrity C++
- Joint Strike Fighter C++ Standard
- Indian Hill: Recommended C Style and Coding Standards
- Indian Hill as amended for U of T Zoology UNIX
- GNU Coding Standards
- Wildfire C++ Programming Style
- Geotechnical: C++ Programming Style Guidelines
- CoreLinux: C++ Coding Standards
- CoreLinux: Object Oriented Design Standards
- ArcticLabs: C++ Coding Standards
- Mozilla: C++ Portability Guide
- DSS: C/C++ Programming Style Guidelines
- Macadamian: Coding Conventions for C++ and Java applications
- ToddHoff: C++ Coding Standard
- Webster: Software Development Guidelines
- KelseyLick: Style Guidelines for Programming in C/C++
- FTS: C Programming Style Guide
- NRaD: C++ Language Coding Standard
- Sun: Java Code Conventions
Literate Programming - Formal Methods
- Increasing Assurance with Literate Programming Techniques
- Case Studies in Literate and Structured Formal Developments
- Formal Requirements Specification for Command and Control Systems
- Writing Literate Proofs with XML Tools
Literate Programming - XML
- Pierrou - Literate Programming in XML
- Walsh - Literate Programming in XML
- DocBook-Based Literate Programming
- An Experiment in Literate Programming Using SGML and DSSSL
Elucidative Programming
- Requirements for an Elucidative Programming Environment
- Elucidative Programming in Computer Science Education
- Verbal Source Code Descriptor
- Generating Consistent Program Tutorials
Literate Programming - Visualization
Literate Programming Examples in FWEB and nuweb
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nuweb | A Fast Generic Sequence Matching Algorithm implemented as a C++ template by David Musser and Gor Nishanov. |
Software Documentation
- Software Engineering: Software Documentation
- FIPS105: Guideline for Software Documentation Management
- An Overview of Industrial Software Documentation Practices
- The Relevance of Software Documentation, Tools and Technologies
- The Role of Documentation in Programmer Training
- Software Documents: Concepts and Tools
- Minimalist Documentation of Frameworks
- Interoperability of Software Documents
- Software Documentation: How Much is Enough?
- Object-Oriented Documentation
- The Design of Distributed Hyperlinked Programming Documentation
API manuals
C++ Coding Conventions
- Baldwin - An Abbreviated C++ Code Inspection Checklist
- C/C++ and OO Rules of Thumb
- #ifdef Considered Harmful
- Notes on Programming in C
- Notes on Writing Portable Programs in C
- How To Steal Code or Inventing The Wheel Only Once
- The Elements of Style Literate Programming
- Program Identifier Naming Conventions
- Program Style Tips
- CS Department Program Style Guide
- Rice: Guidelines for C++ Program Style
- C++ FAQ Lite: [25] Coding standards
- Programming Documentation Object-Oriented
- Programming Documentation Procedure-Oriented
- Toward Developing Good Programming Style
- Real Programs Dump Core
- C Traps and Pitfalls*
- C-C++ Beautifier HOW-TO
- Is Schrödinger's Cat Object-Oriented?
- A Critique of C++
- The Ten Commandments for C Programmers
- MIT 6.170 Documenting a Software System
TeX Manuals
- The TeX Reference Card
- The MetaPost user manual
- The PDFTeX user manual
- The Dvipdfm user manual
- BibTeX user manual
- Technical Documentation for Software Engineers
- TeX macro, convertMPtoPDF, for MetaPost graphics
- TeX macro, convertMPtoPDF, for MetaPost graphics
LaTeX Styles
- cweb - use LaTeX in CWEB programs
- webfiles - insert WEBs into LaTeX documents
- document - embedded in comments
Literate Programming - CS101
- Literate Programming as an Aid to Marking Student Assignments
- Teaching CS/1 Courses in a Literate Manner
- Reading Computer Programs: Instructor's Guide and Exercises
- Using Literate Programming to Teach Good Programming Practices
- Towards Literate Tools for Novice Programmers
- Explaining programs reliably
Literate Programming - Various Programming Langauages
- Literate Engines in Lisp
- Literate Programming in Forth
- A Framework for Literate Programming (Forth)
- Expanding the Role of Tools, Smalltalk
- A Literate Programming Tool for Concurrent Clean
- Literate Statistical Practice
- A Pragmatic Approach to Software Documentation: DOSFP for OPAL
- A Scheme Word Count Program
- mCEWB, an Extension of CWEB for Teams
- CLiP, a universal literate programming tool
- The CLiP Style of Literate Programming
- Gradman - Literate Programming