require 'singleton'

module Nanoc
  class PluginManager

#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>

cilk void test(char *string, int max, int duration)
{

#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>

cilk void test(char *string, int max, int duration)
{

module Nanoc
  class Compiler

    attr_reader :stack

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  # Build stack
  stack = []
  current = @page
  until current.nil? do
    stack << current

class Cat

  puts self.inspect # => Cat

  class << self

require 'net/http'
require 'uri'
require 'rexml/document'
require 'rexml/xpath'

# This is the module where the trivial data source will live in. It's not
# really _necessary_ to create a separate module/namespace for each data
# source, but it can be useful, especially when the data source needs extra
# classes (for example, the database data source defines uses ActiveRecord, so
# it needs classes for each table).

module Nanoc::DataSource::Trivial

  # This is the implementation of a trivial data source. It doesn't do much
  # except return bogus data. It is meant to be a very simple example of a
  # data source, and it should be quite useful for those who want to write

module Nanoc::DataSource::Trivial

  # This is the implementation of a trivial data source. It doesn't do much
  # except return bogus data. It is meant to be a very simple example of a
  # data source, and it should be quite useful for those who want to write

module Nanoc::DataSource::Trivial

  # This is the implementation of a trivial data source. It doesn't do much
  # except return bogus data. It is meant to be a very simple example of a
  # data source, and it should be quite useful for those who want to write

module Nanoc::DataSource::Trivial

  class TrivialDataSource < Nanoc::DataSource

    def pages

module Nanoc::DataSource::Trivial
  
  class FileSystemDataSource < Nanoc::DataSource

    def pages

module Nanoc::DataSource::Trivial

  class TrivialDataSource < Nanoc::DataSource

    def pages