Noweb
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Provenance: commit 54022883fc · authored 2026-02-16T18:03:44+01:00 · agent claude-code · model sonnet
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SWH column shows file occurrences with that extension across the entire archive.| Extension | Source | Strength | SWH |
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.nw | wikidata | primary | 182.8K files |
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Hello World
Provenance: commit 54022883fc · authored 2026-02-16T18:03:44+01:00 · agent claude-code · model sonnet · WebSearch disabled
\section{Introduction}
This is a simple ``Hello, World'' program written in Noweb,
a literate programming tool.
\section{The Main Program}
The main program prints a greeting to the standard output.
<<hello.c>>=
#include <stdio.h>
<<Function declarations>>
int main(void) {
<<Print greeting>>
return 0;
}
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\section{Implementation}
We define a function to print the greeting:
<<Function declarations>>=
void print_greeting(void);
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<<Print greeting>>=
print_greeting();
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Here is the implementation of the greeting function:
<<hello.c>>=
void print_greeting(void) {
printf("Hello, World!\n");
}
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