Am 28.09.2005 um 18:37 schrieb skaller:

> Why? Is there problem with running noweb to extract the source?
> Or is there a problem editing noweb files?

In the case of Lua-ML you don't need Noweb to compile and use it. 
Lua-ML comes with Nofake, a Perl script that emulates Noweb to extract 
the source code.

I do recommend installing Noweb if you want to work on the Lua-ML 
source code, although you could work with Nofake alone.

If you are interested in a simpler application than Quick C-- that uses 
Lua-ML for configuration, take a look at Quest, my testing tool for C 
compilers:

	http://www.st.cs.uni-sb.de/~lindig/src/quest/index.html

The interesting bits are in lualink.nw.

-- Christian