Some more notes now that I had some time to digest. The recycling of a set amount of nodes explains the existence of the "reset" function here and there, I think. I was wondering about that. This probably makes testing nodes a bit more complicated as a node that works fine when first used might not after "recycling", I'm going to have to go over mine to make sure of this.
I am also warming up to the idea of periodic reviews of all nodes to see which ones are actually useful and removing unused ones to make space. This would be a huge blow to the idea of not breaking existing code, which might be a excellent idea for Fluxa. Plenty of systems are concerned with preserving old compositions, we can focus on writing today's music today :-). Yours, Kas.
