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Quasiquotation in Lisp (1999) [24 citations — 0 self]

by Alan Bawden Bawden
O. Danvy, Ed., University of Aarhus, Dept. of Computer Science
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Abstract:

Quasiquotation is the technology commonly used in Lisp to write program-generating programs. This paper explains how quasiquotation works, why it works well, and what its limitations are. A brief history of quasiquotation is included.

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