I attempted to write a program once to solve for how annoying it can be to notate modular patches.
It's essentially a small DSL that can produce graphviz charts of patches. There have been other attempts to do this kind of thing, but they rely on the writer to describe their modules, which makes it quite tedious. I wanted to have a 'library' format that would allow people to specific module interfaces once, and then they could be imported.
I got a basic prototype working in Perl if anyone is interested, but never got around to really polishing it up and writing a bunch of 'libraries' for different modules.
It's essentially a small DSL that can produce graphviz charts of patches. There have been other attempts to do this kind of thing, but they rely on the writer to describe their modules, which makes it quite tedious. I wanted to have a 'library' format that would allow people to specific module interfaces once, and then they could be imported.
I got a basic prototype working in Perl if anyone is interested, but never got around to really polishing it up and writing a bunch of 'libraries' for different modules.
https://git.spwbk.site/swatson/modmark
Interested if anyone knows of / has written something better.