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From: jonathan@cs.pitt.edu (Jonathan Eunice)
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Subject: Literate programming interface for C
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Date: 13 Jan 91 18:23:31 GMT
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I need a program that supports a literate programming style for the
C language.  It should allow me to enter pseudo-code such as

	if <the device is not responding> {
		<stop with device failure error>
	}

then select individual pseudo-code expressions (here delimited by <>)
and edit them in native C.  The ability to arbitrarily switch between
pseudo-expression and C representations is highly desirable, as is the
maintenance of the pseudo-expressions as comments in program listings.

This is to run on an IBM RS/6000 with AIX 3.1.  An X Windows tool
preferred, but character-oriented or NextStep programs also
acceptable.  Free programs preferred (of course!), but commercial
programs also acceptable.  For "free" programs, I am willing to port
to the RS/6000 as the price of admission.

Please email me and I will summarize for the net.