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An abstraction layer is a way of hiding the implementation details of a particular set of functionality. The bottom or lowest level of abstraction is the hardware, then the machine code of the OS environment, and then comes the layers of the current applications and services in use. The abstraction layers of a running peer are covered here:
1 List space
Each running peer has a single list space. The main job of list space is binary traversal...
2 Node space
Most of the items in list space are structural supporting the association functionality, but many of the items are nodes. Each running peer has a single node space which is a subset of its list space.
3 Organisation
"the work", "looking at", perception, feedback, subject/object split, time, moment etc
4 See also
