Lisp-likeness

[Pascal Bourguignon]

peter.lewerin at swipnet.se (Peter Lewerin) writes:

> Fred Gilham <gilham at snapdragon.csl.sri.com> wrote 
> 
> > > And Lisp's "macro language" isn't involved at all here.
> 
> > Also, #' is a read-macro.
> 
> A read-macro and a macro aren't the same thing.
> 
> > Then there's the "defun" macro . . . .
> 
> There is IMHO a difference between using a macro and using the
> "macro language".

What macro language?  Common-Lisp?

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