So, I've actually written a pretty basic Lisp interpreter (in an imperative language no less), so it makes sense that you can manipulate the language with itself. In fact, I believe Racket has a ton of support for dialects, but I haven't gotten a chance to play around with that feature myself.
Thanks for the tip! I know C has macros as well, and they're arguably worse the Rust's, so I guess I could have used a worse example. haha
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So, I've actually written a pretty basic Lisp interpreter (in an imperative language no less), so it makes sense that you can manipulate the language with itself. In fact, I believe Racket has a ton of support for dialects, but I haven't gotten a chance to play around with that feature myself.
Thanks for the tip! I know C has macros as well, and they're arguably worse the Rust's, so I guess I could have used a worse example. haha