Are there any good tools for writing a spec code can be generated from? Ideally the "actual" spec document would be a PDF, generated from smth that supports diagrams, code blocks, table of contents, list of listings, list of diagrams, etc.
Sadly, that sounds like I'm describing LaTeX... From the Racket world, Scribble might be worth considering too, especially if it makes it easier to process programmatically, which might give the code generation.
If that's the case, flubber-backend-proto (and eventually flubber-client-proto) should be generated from the specification.
Are there any good tools for writing a spec code can be generated from? Ideally the "actual" spec document would be a PDF, generated from smth that supports diagrams, code blocks, table of contents, list of listings, list of diagrams, etc.
Sadly, that sounds like I'm describing LaTeX... From the Racket world, Scribble might be worth considering too, especially if it makes it easier to process programmatically, which might give the code generation.
If that's the case,
flubber-backend-proto(and eventuallyflubber-client-proto) should be generated from the specification.