The internal documentation
The internals document does not have to describe every detail
of the internal operation of the software---clearly, the source
listing is the final authority.
However, the source listing should be considered only the base
of a pyramid of documentation. The internals document describes
the larger features of the product---the principle algorithms and
data structures that one must understand in order to make any
sense of the sources.
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John W. Shipman, john@nmt.edu
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