They are not "C-like" in their syntax, at least in an enforced kind of way. (What I proposed had to deviate from C-like a bit to ensure NON-reliance on key-word

They are not "C-like" in their syntax, at least in an enforced kind of way. (What I proposed had to deviate from C-like a bit to ensure NON-reliance on key-words to know where block-groups start and end. I had to find a middle ground between being "meta" and being C-like. I nicknamed it "moth" based on the shape of the primary "atomic" structure.)