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Abstract: Reflective systems are intended to be open enough to allow the user to extend and modify them easily. In this paper we show that the openness and extensibility of a reflective system depends to a great degree on the choice of its underlying representations. Giving the language the necessary expressive power requires forethought in the design stage of the kinds of extensions the user might wish to make. We illustrate this conclusion by considering what features a reflective language should have... (Update)
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@misc{ simmons-reflective,
author = "John Wiseman Simmons and II and Daniel P. Friedman",
title = "A Reflective System is as Extensible as its Internal Representations: An
Illustration",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/simmons92reflective.html" }
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