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Yes. Originally it was MAID-LISP, which used JavaCC. I didn't want to keep it this way because I don't like using third-party dependencies, so I made a parser combinator library called MAID and then began rewriting the language with it. Once the shackles of JavaCC were removed, and I was only using core Java, I was able to do things like add parallelism. This was needed because part of the goal of the language is to count big numbers in parallel without invoking a Successor Function. The language no longer resembles a LISP so now it is called MAIDS.