LispyScript suggests... maybe?

• very interesting discussion on StackOverflow
• "Homoiconicity is a fundamental language property, not an algorithm nor an implementation issue. Lisp implemented in Pascal is still homoiconic. C is not homoiconic, whether the compiler is implemented in C or in Pascal, and C cannot be made homoiconic without adding fundamentally new and different constructs to the language definition."
• interesting posts on C2:
  • Homoiconic Example In Many Programming Languages
  • Homoiconicity Classification
  • Homoiconic Languages
  • Homoiconic Faq
    In a homoiconic language, it is possible to "write code that creates arbitrary code which is then executed, producing still more code which can then be dissected as data".
  • Homoiconic Definition Take Five
  • Definition Of Homoiconic
    • discussion
  • My Naive Attempt At Understanding Homoiconicity
  • Homoiconic Meta Discussion
  • Homoiconicity Advantages
  • Homoiconic Language Drawbacks
    • Homoiconic Root Structure Discussion
  • Data Equals Code Depends On Context
  • New Attempted Homoiconic Definition
• holy shit, the (setf (car ...)) example here is freaking amazing
  • (pointed out from this Hacker News post)