No. You can say that Common Lisp and Racket are deliberately designed around macros. In Haskell, Rust, C++, they have been bolted on to the language as an after

No. You can say that Common Lisp and Racket are deliberately designed around macros. In Haskell, Rust, C++, they have been bolted on to the language as an after thought. Unless I am mistaken, those languages do not have the ability to write DSLs interactively, unlike Common Lisp.