As of this update Axiom uses native latex chunk syntax.
As a result, noweb has been removed. So
<<foo>>= becomes \begin{chunk}{foo}
<<foo>> becomes \getchunk{foo}
@ becomes \end{chunk}
[[foo]] becomes \verb|foo|
All of these latex definitions are in books/axiom.sty
so to get the new syntax you need to add
\usepackage{axiom}
Since pamphlet files are native latex there is no "weave" step.
There is a C and a lisp version of tangle in
books/tangle.c and books/tangle.lisp. You can do
gcc -o tangle tangle.c
tangle foo.pamphlet -- expands the default chunk marked
-- by \begin{chunk}{*}
tangle foo.pamphlet chunkname
-- expands \begin{chunk}{chunkname}
The Axiom interpreter has a new )tangle command to extract
code from an input pamphlet. So given foo.input.pamphlet
)tangle foo -- from foo.input.pamphlet => foo.input
)read foo -- read foo.input as usual
The document command has been rewritten and renamed to extract.
It is now in books/extract. Running
extract foo.pamphlet
will generate foo.pdf
I contacted the authors of the award-winning literate program
book "Physically-Based Rendering" and they have sent me all
of their tools. It is a big pile but I hope to incorporate
some of their magic in future updates.
Tim
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