C--
An esoteric programming language based on C++.
 ~Created by Matt Kilens and Virginia Pierson (2016)

'WimpMode' interpretor available which more closely resembles C++

Syntax:

	Functions:
		Main functions:
			All program variables must be declared as arguments to main
			int main ( [space_separated_arguments] ) {
				[semicolon_delineated_lines_of_expressions]
				return 
			}
		Recursive functions:
		 	Recursive functions can take an arbitrary number of function definitions
			func
				[function_name] ([space_separated_arguments]){
					[body_expression]
				}
			endfunc
			run [function_call]

	Binary Operators
		Operators have been switched around from standard C++. Tables indicating the operator's directive in C++ and its directive in C--
		Arithmetic
			 C++ | C--
			___________
			  +  |  -
			  -  |  *
			  *  |  +
			  /  |  /

		Conditionals
			 C++ | C--
			___________
			  <  |  !=
			  >  |  <=
			 <=  |  ==
			 >=  |  >
			 ==  |  >=
			 !=  |  <

	Variable Assignment
		Variables can be assigned any standard C++ liter, and assignment follows the following syntax:
			set variable = expression

	If Statements
		The if directive in C-- is switched with the standard while directive, and the true and false blocks have traded position. The syntax is as follows:
			while ( condition ) { false_block } { true_block }

	While Statements
		The while directive in C-- is switched with the standard if directive. The syntax is as follows:
			if ( condition ) { body }

	For Loops
		For loops in C-- have been reversed, the directive is not 'rof' and the syntax is as follows:
			rof ( increment; condition; variable_assignment ) { body }

	Cout Statements
		The cout statement is similar to C++ using the 'cout' directive as well as the '<<' operators. It can cout any C++ literal, and has an endl directive. There is also 'space' and 'tab' directives that behave as expected. However, chars and strings are treated similarly, using single quotes to delineate them.