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CLRHack: Meta-object Protocol
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The post discusses the implementation of the Metaobject Protocol (MOP) in CLRHack, which integrates dynamic Lisp semantics with the .NET CLR, highlighting its architecture, instance representation, dispatch pipeline, and various challenges faced during development. It also shares personal experiences in coding the MOP, showcasing innovative solutions and optimizations for effective Lisp operation within a static type system.
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