Yes, it does.
Very much so.
For nearly thirty years.
Kudos to Kent Pitman.
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Yes, it does.
Very much so.
For nearly thirty years.
Kudos to Kent Pitman.
<http://www.ai.mit.edu/projects/iiip/doc/CommonLISP/HyperSpec/FrontMatter/>
#ANSICommonLisp
#CLHS
#CommonLisp
#CommonLispHyperSpec
#HyperSpec
[email protected]> the specific macro expansion can differ though, right?
Yes, and it often does (and it may well contain implementation-specific items, of course).
And `macroexpand' is certainly a good way to explore things; just consult the specification as well (in this case the excellent Hyperspec, CLHS).