Abstract

Existing tools for literate programming in Racket, such as scribble/lp2, focus on a style of literate programming that is very close to Knuth’s original vision, where small slices of programs are explained in the order that makes sense for a particular narrative, and then assembled into both documentation and programs. But for for some programs, this is more of a burden than a help. Felt is another Scribble language that provides a somewhat different approach to module-oriented multilingual literate programming for situations where the code itself is the point of the document.