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In comp.lang.lisp Peter Keller <psilord@cs.wisc.edu> wrote:
> For example, could I add the ability for a function to introspect
> into its own display and see an annotated mapping of the machine
> registers in context?

Let me make a correction to this one. I *may* be able to add this because
CL comes with disassemble. But it all comes down to how much information is
provided to me by the implementation and how it is presented to me.

-pete