Cells: a dataflow extension to CLOS
Cells is a mature, stable extension to CLOS that allows you to create classes, the instances of which have slots whose values are determined by a formula. Think of the slots as cells in a spreadsheet (get it?), and you've got the right idea. You can use any arbitrary Common Lisp expression to specify the value of a cell. The Cells system takes care of tracking dependencies among cells, and propaga
Common Lisp Object System
In the late 1980s, a group of us designed CLOS. We were very careful about language and insisted that all reproductions of the specification be verbatim. The specification was divded into conceptual material (Concepts [pdf]) and the specification of macros, functions, and classes (Functions [pdf]). The specification was published in the journal Lisp and Symbolic Computation (LASC) in Volume 1, Num
A Brief Guide to CLOS
Jeff Dalton <J.Dalton@ed.ac.uk> Contents: Introduction Defining classes Instances Inheritance of slot options Multiple inheritance Generic functions and methods Method combination Introduction This is a brief introduction to CLOS that says enough for someone who already knows something about Common Lisp to start using CLOS. CLOS stands for Common Lisp Object System and is pronounced "see loss" or
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