Here are some past Erik Naggum Usenet articles for your reading pleasure.
- Use SLOT-UNBOUND to lazily complete loading of objects
- Use CHANGE-CLASS to eliminate references from an instance
- Tokenizing
- An interesting memory management scheme
- Optimizing Lisp time routines; check the entire thread
- Why multiple keyword arguments are allowed, and why only the first seen are used
- Object Orientation and what it means in Common Lisp
Anonymous
October 4 2007, 04:20:22 UTC 5 years ago
Re: Object Orientation and what it means in Common Lisp
Agreed.But its annoying to think you always have to come up with a different name just so you don't hit the congruency issue. And there are only so many variations until you start getting convoluted names as well, so I don't see this as a solution. But maybe its the only one.