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From: preston@felix.UUCP (Preston Bannister)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
Subject: Re: Flavors and the like
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Date: Mon, 27-Jul-87 14:08:26 EDT
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In article <6826@think.UUCP> barmar@godot.think.com.UUCP (Barry Margolin) writes:
>CLOS is Common Lisp Object System, and it is an object-oriented
>extension to Common Lisp that is being designed and developed by
>several members of the ANSI Common Lisp committee (much of the work
>seems to have been done by Symbolics and Xerox).  
.....
>You can probably get the current draft documentation on this from
>Gregor Kiczales or Danny Bobrow at Xerox.  Sorry, I don't know their
>network addresses, but my guess is Bobrow@XEROX.COM would get to him.

All right, does anyone out there know more about CLOS?  I read the
Common Loops paper in the last OOPS proceedings and was quite
interested.  I'd like to hear more...

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