Alex Shinn wrote:
quasiquote is syntax - it happens at compile-time, so to
apply it to dynamic data at runtime you need to call EVAL:
Thanks, I understand it now. I keep thinking of macros as first-class, when
they're not. :-(
(Which leads me to wonder, *are* there Lisps/Schemes that have first-class
macros? Where you can, for example, pass a macro as an argument to map, the way
you can do with a function?)
I guess I'll have to use eval, but I don't think it's going to work if I use
this kind of s-expr inside a function? Like
(define (blah x)
(sasm (jmp ,x)))
(where SASM is the name of the macro that handles this kind of s-expressions).
--Hans
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