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Let me follow up to my own post:  it you specify no run-time support,
you will then find the template for library files in PWB....

In article <1egqv1INN2n2@cat.cis.Brown.EDU> eliel@stanley.cis.Brown.EDU (Eliel Mamousette) writes:
>Since I don't really have the time to be doing this, I was wondering if
>anyone out there had already developed a PWB (NMAKE prefered) template
>for creating library files?  (Not dll's, lib's) 
>
>Thanks in advance,
>	eliel
>
>
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Eliel Mamousette, Systems Development Group
Brown University Computing & Information Services
Email: Eliel_Mamousette@Brown.Edu
Post: CIS Box 1885 Brown University 115 Waterman St. Providence, RI 02906

I want to use PWB to write code using the CWEB protocols (for those
who don't know, CWEB is a coding protocol developed by Donald Knuth
and Silvio Levy for literate programming. You code in CWEB format and
preprocess the code through a preprocessor called CTANGLE to produce C
code and through another preprocessor called CWEAVE to produce a
typeset crossreferenced listing of your code, complete with table of
contents, index of concepts, and index of code. Knuth used this to
write TeX and METAFONT---the published listings of the code (TeX, the
Program and METAFONT, the Program, Volumes B and D of Computers in
Typesetting, published by Addison Wesley) are unadulterated output
from the PASCAL version of WEAVE, run through TeX.)

Anyway, I want to add a language option to the PWB templates that will
let me specify CWEB as a language, so NMAKE will automatically call
CTANGLE on the CWEB source before calling the cl compiler.

Neither the Comprehensive Index, the Index to the Environment and Tools
manual, nor the Index to the PWB online help tell me what I need to do
to add new Language options to PWB. Where can I find this information
(or under what mysterious entry do I need to look in the index)? Is
there any sample code anywhere showing what I need to do?

---Jon

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