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    Source package: pure-doc
    Version: 0.3-alt1
    Build time:  Apr 16, 2009, 12:36 PM
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    License: GPLv.3
    Summary: A simple utility for documenting source code in the Pure programming language
    Description: 
    pure-doc is a simple utility for literate programming and documenting source
    code written in the Pure programming language. It is designed to be used with
    the excellent docutils_ tools and the gentle markup format supported by these,
    called RST_ a.k.a. "|RST|", usually pronounced "rest".
    
    The basic idea is that you just comment your code as usual, but using RST
    markup instead of plain text. In addition, you can also designate literate
    programming fragments in your code, which will be translated to RST literal
    blocks automatically. You then run pure-doc on your source files to extract
    all marked up comments and the literate code blocks. The resulting RST source
    can then be processed with the docutils utilities like rst2html.py and
    rst2latex.py to create the documentation in a variety of formats.

    List of rpms provided by this srpm:
    pure-doc (x86_64, i586)

    Maintainer: George V. Kouryachy

    List of contributors:
    George V. Kouryachy


      1. /usr/bin/rst2html.py
      2. gcc-c++

    Last changed


    April 16, 2009 George V. Kouryachy 0.3-alt1
    - Initial build from scratch