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Welcome to relit

Relit - short for reverse literate programming, and also evocative of illuminating and relighting the quality of algorithm publications - is a technique and tool for easily and reliably writing about algorithms, programs, proofs, or other formal or even informal material. It allows an author to very flexibly create files (such as compilable programs) simultaneously with writing normal LaTeX or TeX documents.

The paper relit.pdf explains relit in detail, through introducing and explaining a new, elegant Euler cycle algorithm as a case study.

The file relit.1 is a standard Unix manual for relit. (The easiest way to read it is to download it to your current directory, then type man ./relit.1 at your shell.)