macroexpand, macroexpand-1

SISC has "sc-expand", from psyntax.  (sc-expand '(my-expression))
should give you what you're looking for, though we don't have a
stepping macro-expander (psyntax doesn't operate that way).

On 10/11/07, Mike J. Bell <[email protected]> wrote:
> Scott, can you tell us what the status of macroexpand and macroexpand-1 are
> in SISC?  Are they coming real soon, in progress, underway, or not even
> started?
>
> I'm very happy with SISC so far, especially s2j integration.  Since I'm kind
> of new at scheme though macroexpand (and -1) really help me figure out what
> the heck I'm doing wrong, and I'd prefer to stay in SISC (instead of bring
> up PLT's macro stepper on slightly modified code to [to remove SISCisms]).
>
> Thanks a bunch,
> Mike
>
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