What I really wanted was a "pascal-type" tokenizer and second stack for commands. "(" means push next and ")" means pop and execute. In this kind of system (if

What I really wanted was a "pascal-type" tokenizer and second stack for commands. "(" means push next and ")" means pop and execute. In this kind of system (if (< a 1) (setq a (+ a 2))) is totally valid without much overhead and about 187% more readable than Forth. And yes I know it is not Lisp, perse.