> Hi all, very intersesting post from Jean, > > A document is a file and can contain many networks (it's the equivalent of a .c) > A network if the C equivalent of a function. Each document must contain a MAIN > network. Logical. > > NetOutput means which node (and which output of that node) will be used as the > output of the whole network. The same applies to NetInput and NetCondition. > Questions? > Can I find a overview somewhere in the Overflow code? I've been looking in it, gives me the impression every node type is a separate c source. But the structure is clear, and I like it :) bye, jarl