From: spibou@gmail.com   
      
   On Sat, 25 Mar 2023 19:58:58 +0100   
   Lieven Marchand  wrote:   
   > Apart from the already mentioned problem that it forces you into a   
   > syntax that a lot of people don't like, there's also the problem that   
   > you have to deal with hostile input. Where you expect "(+ 2 3)" someone   
   > will enter "(+ 2 3 #.(progn (launch-the-nukes) 4))".   
      
   The ability to read S-expressions does not imply that you must also have   
   a "read and evaluate" facility. In any case , in Common Lisp you can   
   trivially disable it by setting *READ-EVAL* to NIL .   
      
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