[jostylr]

Neat. Do you find that you use that a lot? I have thought about it implementing it in the literate-programming tool I wrote, but so far I have found a split screen editor (vim for me) with search to be fairly effective.

On the opposite side of things, I rather enjoy mucking about with the compiled code to diagnose it, and then recompiling to get rid of the diagnostic debris.

[padator]

I use syncweb all the time. I can't go back to just using noweb. Many of the subprojects in pfff have a literate document that is synchronized with the code using syncweb (e.g https://github.com/facebook/pfff/blob/master/h_visualization... ). When I have errors in my code, or when I debug my code, I do it on the generated code, not the tex document, so of course if there is a fix it's easier to fix the code directly and far later to synchronize.