What advantages does Fram have over noweb? I've noodled around a little on the Literate Programs wiki ( http://en.literateprograms.org/ ) which uses noweb for providing the source files, and it seemed to work as it should. I've put together a small introduction to Haskell using Fram based on YAHT by Hal Daumé III. It contains four simple exercises, but what may interest you is exercise 3 and 4, which contains source code for two modules interspersed with explanation. Each exercise contains a download
Gwern Branwen wrote: link, and when you hit it Fram will concatenate the source code into a downloadable file. I've just tried this on Microsoft Windows XP using Firefox 3.0.4 so your experience may differ somewhat from what I'm about to describe. When I hit the download link in Fram, Firefox prompts me to either open the module source code in GHCi or save the file. If I choose to open it in GHCi, the module will immediately be compiled and loaded. I find this quite efficient, and I hope you do to. Yours sincerely, Haakon Meland Eriksen