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Right, what's interesting about klisp is that you can define that as something that can be called at runtime, rather than having to be implemented as compile-ti
by mst 11y ago
Right, what's interesting about klisp is that you can define that as something that can be called at runtime, rather than having to be implemented as compile-time macro expansion.
I sort of regard operative lisps as "lisp, but even more so", as it were (and for sheer brain melting power when prototyping weird logic they're even more fun than normal lisps, at least to me)
- qwertyuiop924 11y agoI just like them because fexprs are in some ways more elegant and easier to understand than macros.