If you haven’t used Lisp, you might think it stands for “lots of irritating spurious parenthesis” instead of “list processing.” If you use emacs, you’ve been using Lisp for a long time.
What do you with a pint-sized, battery-operated LISP machine? Beats us. We doubt you’ll be moving your Emacs macros to one anytime soon.
Examples of embedded languages are VBA for Microsoft applications and various versions of LISP in programs such as Emacs and AutoCAD. An embedded language is not to be confused with programming ...
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