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[*machine.xsl*](machine.xsl) is an XML stylesheet that takes things a step further and transforms a machine XML [*machine.xsl*](machine.xsl) is an XML stylesheet that takes things a step further and transforms a machine XML
into a stand-alone HTML document, which also includes all necessary compiled scripts (eg, c1p.js, c1p-dbg.js, into a stand-alone HTML document, which also includes all necessary compiled scripts (eg, c1p.js, c1p-dbg.js,
pc.js or pc-dbg.js). Most machine XML files explcitly link to this stylesheet, so that simply loading the XML pc.js or pc-dbg.js). Most machine XML files explicitly link to this stylesheet, so that simply loading the XML
file in your web browser creates a working virtual machine. file in your web browser creates a working virtual machine.
[*manifest.xsl*](manifest.xsl) is an XML stylesheet that renders a software manifest XML file into a standalone [*manifest.xsl*](manifest.xsl) is an XML stylesheet that renders a software manifest XML file into a standalone
document; it may even contain a referene to a machine XML file. document; it may even contain a reference to a machine XML file.
[*document.xsl*](document.xsl) is a collection of XSL templates used exclusively by [*outline.xsl*](outline.xsl), [*document.xsl*](document.xsl) is a collection of XSL templates used exclusively by [*outline.xsl*](outline.xsl),
which is a more grandiose version of [*machine.xsl*](machine.xsl), designed to support XML-based documentation which is a more grandiose version of [*machine.xsl*](machine.xsl), designed to support XML-based documentation