convenient list syntax + SSE support?

From: Brandon J. Van Every (try_vanevery_at_mycompanyname_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 01/23/04 

Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 22:51:47 +0000 (UTC)

I'm looking for a language + compiler (assuming it doesn't exist for an
interpreter) that

1) runs on Windows

2) has a convenient syntax for manipulating lists.
    i.e. (a b c d e), like Python, Lisp, or OCaml does. It should be part
of the language.
    I do not want some standard library with class.method(blah) syntax.

3) has support for Intel SSE in the language itself, such as via compiler
intrinsics or inline ASM.
    I am not expecting it to make automagical, "smart" use of SSE, I'll do
it by hand.
    But I must be able to do it in the language itself.
    I'm not looking for a C interface, that's not what I'm asking.

Know of any such beast?

BTW for purposes of this question, these are hard requirements. Don't argue
with me about why I'm not supposed to need these things. I'm asking what
I'm asking. If the answer is "no, it doesn't exist," well at least that's
an answer. 

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