Very cool project, great to see more s-expression based languages. I maintain a list of lisp-flavored languages [0], so I will add Cakelisp there.
How did you implement the macro expansion? Are you translating the macros to C/C++, then compile it with C/C++ compiler and execute the temporary binary or do you have an interpreter for that?
I work on a somewhat similar project called Liz, which is basically a lisp-flavored dialect of Zig [1]. I did not implement user-defined macros yet, planning to learn more about comptime and its limitations first. But the compiler itself uses macro-expansion to implement many features.
How did you implement the macro expansion? Are you translating the macros to C/C++, then compile it with C/C++ compiler and execute the temporary binary or do you have an interpreter for that?
I work on a somewhat similar project called Liz, which is basically a lisp-flavored dialect of Zig [1]. I did not implement user-defined macros yet, planning to learn more about comptime and its limitations first. But the compiler itself uses macro-expansion to implement many features.
[0] https://github.com/dundalek/awesome-lisp-languages
[1] https://github.com/dundalek/liz