Though I've only seen other people's Lisp projects online and in books, I haven't seen metaprogramming that made it less readable - usually, it makes the progra

Though I've only seen other people's Lisp projects online and in books, I haven't seen metaprogramming that made it less readable - usually, it makes the program more readable. At most, it defines a DSL, e.g. COMFY 6502, which is a thin wrapper over 6502 assembly implemented as a DSL in Emacs Lisp. But most of the time, macros provide a readable interface over a bunch of hard-to-understand boilerplate generated code. [0]: https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/270941.270947 https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/270941.270947