Building a SGML-based Documentation Environment

SGML - Lite { An SGML - based Programming Environment

Literate Programming is a documentation method that attempts to maintain consistency among the various design and program documents of a software system. Unfortunately the majority of the literate programming tools do not have appropriate user interfaces and require the users to learn complicated and cryptic tagging languages. SGML is a metalanguage used to specify markup or tagging languages t...

An SGML Environment for STEP

Integrating Local and CRI Online Documentation Using SGML and DynaWeb

This paper tells how Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory enriched CRI's online documentation set by publishing local manuals using the same SGML DTD used by CRI and delivered using (a more sophisticated version of) the same World Wide Web server (DynaWeb 3.0). This approach supports flexible local content and styles, yet integrates local and CRI manuals through one access mechanism and user ...

An SGML-based programming environment for literate programming

8 it to compile it afterwards. However, programs are text, so they can beneet from recent results in document research. We propose a new underlying structure for literate programs, based on SGML. As a result , we will use SGML tools to view and modify literate programs. These tools will isolate programmers from the low level structure of literate programs. Moreover, literate programming can be ...

Building Documentation Generators

In order to maintain the consistency between sources and documentation, while at the same time providing documentation at the design level, it is necessary to generate documentation from sources in such a way that it can be integrated with hand-written documentation. In order to simplify the construction of documentation generators, we introduce island grammars, which only de ne those syntactic...