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From: Mark Butler <butlerm@middle.net>
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To: Tom and other Packers <TomP@Burgoyne.Com>
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Tom and other Packers wrote:

>     Can someone (Mark?) show me how your propose nodes and internodes to be
> both the same and different?  I want something about as detailed as the
> "pseudocode" level of description.  Will it be simply a singular C++ class
> that both node and internode inherit from?

Yes, the general idea is to use data structures with a common base class. 
However, this is a meta-meta-model, which means that meta-model concepts like
Node and InterNode are not likely to have explicit C++ classes at all, but
rather be constructed at runtime out of the primitive meta-meta-model
structures.

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