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An interpreter for the C-flat programming language.

Files included:

- Parser.mly, Lexer.mll: they convert a file to an AST. Use them (the code to
  use them is already in run.ml), but don't modify them. They parse C-flat files
  but they do not typecheck them so I suggest you use them with the test files
  given to you (only 1 so far, but more to come, one for each feature that you
  are required to implement).

- ast.ml: defines the AST.  

- store.ml: emulates physical memory. use the two get/set functions provided.

- env.ml: constructs the initial environment from the declarations,
  and provides functions to look up the environment.

- eval.ml: contains the interpreter. Almost all of your code is in this file.

- main.ml: contains the environment type and the logic for the interpretation.

- test.py: testing script. WE WILL USE THIS SCRIPT FOR GRADING, so make sure
  your input/output files match. Use option -v to see differences in output.

You should only modify eval.ml.

Use the makefile to compile the project (run "make all"), then run
"./main [cf-file]".

Provided is testing script, which will provide a score (out of 135). 
Simply run "python test.py" in the project directory.