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Abstract: Introduction A reflective system allows the user's code to reify and manipulate parts of the system's computational state. The modified state can then be reinstalled, changing the course of the computation. Traditional reflective systems, such as 3-Lisp [5, 16], Brown [7, 18], and Blond [3, 4, 14, 15], provide reifying procedures, or reifiers, which allow the reification of the current expression, environment, and continuation. This facility allows the addition of new special forms to the... (Update)
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@misc{ simmons-firstclass,
author = "John Wiseman Simmons and II and Daniel P. Friedman",
title = "First-class Interpreters: Illustrating the Limits Imposed by Representation
in a Reflective Language",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/simmons93firstclass.html" }
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