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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
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Since the XML document syntax that [*outline.xsl*](outline.xsl) supports was never very well documented, I'm tempted Since the XML document syntax that [*outline.xsl*](outline.xsl) supports was never very well documented, I'm tempted
to deprecate it and port any XML documents that still rely on it (mostly the older IAS Electronic Computer Project to deprecate it and port any XML documents that still rely on it (mostly the older IAS Electronic Computer Project
documents) to Markdown files. documents) to Markdown files.