Making this little LISP was *in part* a "can I do this?" for the Babel project. But there's another thing, which is I want a general purpose assembler. I've recently started wanting to target some unusual/retro systems (NES, N64, Saturn) and I forsee frustration with having no common toolchain among these projects for any language I like, nor a common macroassembler syntax I can take with me across different ISAs.
So I was hoping my tiny LISP could be reworked into a macroassembler.
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