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I was reading Paul Graham's "The Hundred-Year Language" article. http://www.paulgraham.com/hundred.html In there he makes a claim that static typing "preclude[s] true macros". For example, types seem to be an inexhaustible source of research papers, despite the fact that static typing seems to preclude true macros-- without which, in my opinion, no language is worth using. How is this true? Where are the papers? I tried searching on Google without success.
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