Value v = int(123); //initial stuff, put in there, as a copy of this int i.e.

Value v2 = v1; //would internally reference the same instance of int

Value v3 = (int)v1; //this creates a copy from the internal

Value v = (int)123;
Value v2(v,0); //indicate to use the deep copy

Value v3;
vs <<= v; //same

virtual Void* Copy() const { return new Void(); }

virtual RawValueRep* Copy() const { return new RawValueRep(*this); }

Value(const Value& v, int)
{
	ptr = v.ptr->Copy();
	//ptr->Retain(); //we are first owner
}

Value v = (int)123;
Value v2(v,0); //indicate to use the deep copy to duplicate the values

//v and v2 are now unrelated anymore..can be edited/overwritten individually
//using const_cast..clone has been produced without knowing content type.

Value v3;
vs <<= v; //same as with constructor, more intuitive, as from Containers :)