> I see the claim of "you can write a macro to do it" for any imaginable feature all the time, but it is simply not true. Which is not surprising. Actually nob

> I see the claim of "you can write a macro to do it" for any imaginable feature all the time, but it is simply not true. Which is not surprising. Actually nobody with a clue makes such a claim. Still, Lisp macros have a wide variety of very useful applications. > Yes, your language is extendable, but your extensions are limited to computation and source-to-source transformation at compile time. Still quite useful. From relatively simple stuff which makes to code more readable to complex macros like ITERATE.