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It can be, if you define the appropriate macros
by gertef 11y ago
It can be, if you define the appropriate macros
- lispm 11y ago'macros' don't buy you much in that case. you'll need a few functions, too. But that's not the point anyway - you can implement lots of things on top of Lisp. Lisp is based on a specific evaluation model. Not term rewriting. The way macros are computed is slightly related (since they take source and return source), but that's all.