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Literate programming is a methodology created by Donald Knuth in the late
1970s. A literate program, or "web", is written as a narrative intended to
be readable by humans as well as by other programs. The human-readable form
for Inweb (which is itself a web) is here: [★ inweb](docs/inweb/index.html).
be readable by humans as well as by other programs. Inweb is itself written as
a web, and its human-readable form is a [companion website to this one](blob/master/docs/index.html).
For the Inweb manual, see [★ inweb/Preliminaries](docs/inweb/M-iti).
For the Inweb manual, see [★ inweb/Preliminaries](blob/master/docs/inweb/M-iti).
__Disclaimer__. Because this is a private repository (until the next public
release of Inform, when it will open), its GitHub pages server cannot be
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and the [Inform compiler and related tools](https://github.com/ganelson/inform).
This library is called "Foundation", and has its own web
here: [★ foundation-module](docs/foundation-module/index.html).
here: [★ foundation-module](blob/master/docs/foundation-module/index.html).
A small executable for running unit tests against Foundation is also included:
[★ foundation-test](docs/foundation-test/index.html).
[★ foundation-test](blob/master/docs/foundation-test/index.html).
## Testing Inweb

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[Inform programming language project](https://github.com/ganelson/inform),
where it manages a 300,000-line code base.
{set name: GITHUBPAGESLINK value: blob/master/docs}
{set name: WEBICON value: ★}
{set name: DOCICON value: ▶}
Literate programming is a methodology created by Donald Knuth in the late
1970s. A literate program, or "web", is written as a narrative intended to
be readable by humans as well as by other programs. The human-readable form
for Inweb (which is itself a web) is here: [★ inweb](docs/inweb/index.html).
be readable by humans as well as by other programs. Inweb is itself written as
a web, and its human-readable form is a [companion website to this one]({GITHUBPAGESLINK}/index.html).
For the Inweb manual, see [★ inweb/Preliminaries](docs/inweb/M-iti).
For the Inweb manual, see [{WEBICON} inweb/Preliminaries]({GITHUBPAGESLINK}/inweb/M-iti).
__Disclaimer__. Because this is a private repository (until the next public
release of Inform, when it will open), its GitHub pages server cannot be
enabled yet. As a result links marked ★ lead only to raw HTML
enabled yet. As a result links marked {WEBICON} lead only to raw HTML
source, not to served web pages. They can in the mean time be browsed offline
as static HTML files stored in "docs".
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and the [Inform compiler and related tools](https://github.com/ganelson/inform).
This library is called "Foundation", and has its own web
here: [★ foundation-module](docs/foundation-module/index.html).
here: [{WEBICON} foundation-module]({GITHUBPAGESLINK}/foundation-module/index.html).
A small executable for running unit tests against Foundation is also included:
[★ foundation-test](docs/foundation-test/index.html).
[{WEBICON} foundation-test]({GITHUBPAGESLINK}/foundation-test/index.html).
## Testing Inweb