Aspect Oriented Programming in context of lightweight languages.

[Matthew Estes <address@hidden>]

	I've been reading on Aspect Oriented Programming for a while, and I was 
having a hard time getting my head around it. On the surface, it seems 
useful to me, but it seems everyone loves the "adding logging to an 
application example", and other problems solved by it aren't just busting 
out of my head.
	In a Lightweight/Little Languages context, I was curious both for examples 
of (specific) problems it solves, and whether it applies to something 
besides a mostly procedural/OO language like Java. For instance, how does 
AOP relate to Lisp? Does Lisp already do it? How?

					Matt Estes