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by lispm
1384 days ago
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> For example, the entire object system in Common Lisp was implemented as macros. It wasn't. The original Object System implementation of Common Lisp is has tree layers: at the bottom layer it is object-oriented (especially the Meta-Object Protocol), then there is a functional layer and on top there are macros for the convenience of the user. |
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