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From: sb463ba@d250-hrz.uni-duisburg.de (Georg Bauhaus)
Subject: Re: Looking for AWEB
Date: 1999/03/10
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Nick Roberts (Nick.Roberts@dial.pipex.com) wrote:
: I would like to find out more about AWEB (a literate programming tool for
: Ada), but I can't get through to the literate programming archive, and I
: can't find any reference to AWEB elsewhere.  Any help welcome.

You can obtain it from CTAN, web directory.
If it has not changed during the last 2 years, it covers Ada 83.
It is based on D.E.Knuth's WEB.
gnatchop is quite helpful for installation.

An alternative is Norman Ramseys spidery web, same place.

-#- georg