> is a single, "frozen" M-syntax for a Scheme-like Lisp descendant Sounds very close to what Dylan is/was. Well, it still is, in the sense that there's a worki

> is a single, "frozen" M-syntax for a Scheme-like Lisp descendant Sounds very close to what Dylan is/was. Well, it still is, in the sense that there's a working, open source implementation (over at https://opendylan.org/ https://opendylan.org/), but it basically lacks the last 20 years of optimizations, which makes it, unfortunately, really slow. The ecosystem is also non-existent and very far from ergonomic. Still, it's a very interesting language - basically Scheme + CLOS in M-syntax (though it does have syntax-rules-like macros, so maybe not as "frozen" as Python here.)