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From: gar@arp.anu.edu.au (Greg Restall)
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Subject: Tangle and Weave for C on the Mac
Keywords: Tangle, Weave, C, Mac
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Date: 29 Nov 90 22:03:00 GMT
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Dear all,
	Perhaps this is madness, but I was wondering if anyone
had successfully ported a version of tangle and weave for C onto 
the mac.  Preferably so that one can produce self-documenting 
Think C code.  (Or just ANSI C would be fine.)  I have some of the
required tools to do such an enterprise, (Spider for unix, gawk
and Think C on the mac) and it looks *very* messy, but possible.
I do not want to launch this enterprise if someone else has done
it, especially since I'm a logician - not a programmer.  So, if
you've accomplished this task, or if you feel like trying it,
please drop me a line.  Oh. By the way, you can reply to 
gar@lingua.cltr.uq.oz.au, my real address.

Greg Restall.