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	<title>Comments on: literate programming</title>
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		<title>By: Mark Gritter</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mark Gritter</dc:creator>
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		<description>The global variables are a Pascal-ism, too, because there is no heap in Pascal.  The specialized memory management is very odd to see these days, though.

A lot of the literate programming stuff does really appear to be working through the shortcomings of Pascal.  :)  I played around with it a while in college; it worked pretty well for writing the report at the same time as the code for projects.

I was not all that impressed reading TeX: the Program, though, because the 1st chapter introduced a bunch of global variables and initialization that were pointless out of context--- I thought they really belonged in the situations where they were actually used!</description>
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<p>A lot of the literate programming stuff does really appear to be working through the shortcomings of Pascal.  :)  I played around with it a while in college; it worked pretty well for writing the report at the same time as the code for projects.</p>
<p>I was not all that impressed reading TeX: the Program, though, because the 1st chapter introduced a bunch of global variables and initialization that were pointless out of context&#8212; I thought they really belonged in the situations where they were actually used!</p>
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