Alice learns language

I have been studying what Alice Infinity does and now she has a thing that I get after some study. She has templates that describe everything.

An example with 'c' code:

#INCLUDE <GroupType1>
GroupType2 AnyName1;
GroupType2 AnyName2 (Group1)
{
GroupType2 AnyName3;
GroupAnyNamesOf2 (Assoc);
}
/*AnyText*/
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
GroupAnyNamesOf2 (Assoc);
return 0;
}

An example with 'clisp' code:

(Anything1 Anything2)

I have been studying an idea that somebody else presented for an atomic level processor and I think it could work and that it would speed up code by many scales of magnitude. It seems that the common perception of programs center around execution, but my understanding is that the relationship of data is really the important aspect that is important to parallelism. Input data and output data and how they interact and their dependencies is very much like code dependency, but some paths have no crossover.

I think if it were done this way it would be able to isolate the data dependencies while it executed and actually 'compiled' a new set of code as it operated.