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Alan Bawden
First-class macros have types
In Conf. Rec. POPL '00: 27th ACM Symp. Princ. of Prog. Langs., pages 133-141, 2000
In modern Scheme, a macro captures the lexical environment
where it is defined. This creates an opportunity for extending
Scheme so that macros are first-class values. The key to
achieving this goal, while preserving the ability to compile
programs into reasonable code, is the addition of a type
system. Many interesting things can be done with first-class
macros, including the construction of a useful module system in
which modules are also first-class.
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