Eli Barzilay wrote at 03/17/2012 02:44 PM:
Note that what Haskell does is *semi*-literate-programming, something that has little to do with literate programming. Neil Van Dyke is working on a tool that is going to be more like semi-literate-programming.
My forthcoming tool, McFly, is for *documenting the usage/API* of reusable packages, similar in purpose to javadoc. It's decidedly not literate programming, which I think of as a practice for implementing programs.
(I will have to release McFly soon. It's called "McFly" because you say "doc" a lot. My previous documentation tool, Funcelit, was so-named as a pun, and short for "functionally-illiterate programming".)
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