> Combined with the extremely powerful compile-time reflection capabilities of D it's the closest thing I've seen to Lisp metaprogramming outside of that family of languages ...
Scala gets pretty close to LISP-level of metaprogramming support between its intrinsic support for macros[0] (not to be confused with the C/C++ preprocessor of the same name), the Scalameta project[1], and libraries such as Shapeless[2].
Not comparing Scala to D, just identifying a language with similar functionality.
Scala gets pretty close to LISP-level of metaprogramming support between its intrinsic support for macros[0] (not to be confused with the C/C++ preprocessor of the same name), the Scalameta project[1], and libraries such as Shapeless[2].
Not comparing Scala to D, just identifying a language with similar functionality.
0 - https://docs.scala-lang.org/scala3/reference/metaprogramming...
1 - https://scalameta.org/
2 - https://github.com/milessabin/shapeless