Title: Overview
Author: Graham Nelson
Purpose: A documentation page.
Language: C

@ This website holds human-readable, or "woven", forms of the source code for
the literate programming tool Inweb. To download and build Inweb, go to the
repository's front page and follow the instructions there. These pages are
purely to help maintainers of Inweb, or anyone interested in looking under the
hood, to see how it works.

@ The Inform software uses literate programming, a doctrine invented by Donald
Knuth. Under LP, a single program is called a "web", and can either be
"woven" for humans to read or "tangled" for computers to compile. You are
reading the woven form. There are five webs accessible from this page:
(a) The |inweb| tool.
(b) The |foundation| module, which is not a stand-alone program, but is
instead a library of utility functions needed by |inweb| and also by some
of the programs tangled by it (such as the Inform compiler).
(c) A modest unit test tool, which simply exercises some of the functions
of |foundation|.
(d) Two small example webs: |twinprimes|, which is just a single section,
and |goldbach|, which has two sections.