// node.h

// revised 10 sep 04 by tom bailey 

// Declare and define methods for a Node struct.
// A struct is much like a class except that the default
//   access mode is public.  In a Node, everything is 
//   public.  The constuctor and destructor are verbose
//   for easier tracing.

#pragma once

#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::endl;

struct Node
{
	double store;
	Node * link;

	// Post: this Node contains the field values
	//       aStore and aLink.
	Node( double aStore, Node * aLink )
		: store( aStore ), link( aLink )
	{
		cout << "Node with store, link = "
			<< store << ", " << link 
                        << "constructed at " << & store << endl;
	}

	// Post: The Node has been destroyed.
        // note: usually called by delete *Node processing;
	//       only one Node is deleted, if link isn't NULL
	//       the rest of the linked list is still allocated.
	
	~Node()
	{
		cout << "Node with store, link = "
			<< store << ", " << link
			<< " destructed at" << & store <<endl;
		
	}
};