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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Slightly OT, perhaps. Reading the sources, I noticed a *lot* of things like<BR>
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(defmacro defmacro<BR>
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(defun eq (a b)<BR>
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. How exactly does that work? It sort of boggles my mind, really. Is there a general explanation on the web somewhere for this technique, or could someone explain how it works in Muerte?<BR>
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Chris Capel</FONT>
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