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Line 13: "Advising" found its way into [[BBN Lisp]] and later into [[Xerox PARC]]'s [[Interlisp]]. It also found its way to [[Flavors (programming language)\|Flavors]], the first [[object-oriented programming\|object-oriented]] extension to [[Lisp (programming language)\|Lisp]] developed at [[MIT]]. They were subsumed under the notion of method combination. See, for example, AIM-602 at http://www.ai.mit.edu/research/publications/browse/0600browse.shtml <sup>[[#Notes\|1]]</sup> Since method combination and macros are closely related, it's also interesting to note that the first macro system was described in 1963, three years before Warren Teitelman's PhD thesis. See AIM-57 at http://www.ai.mit.edu/research/publications/browse/0000browse.shtml <sup>[[#Notes\|2]]</sup>

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