what is this "2" supposed to represent?
This looks like a mistake to me. The buffer certainly does not have to
be twice as large, as it is only used to copy the input.
To solve the mystery, you don't allocate the right amount of memory
because you forgot about the element type:
x->bufbytes
On 9/19/23 20:02, Alexandros Drymonitis wrote:
x->bufbytes = x->chnls*2*sp[0]->s_n;
what is this "2" supposed to represent?
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I'm trying to create a signal external with a variable number of inlets
and outlets. As a test, I have written an object that copies its input
to the respective output. When I put the object in a subpatch and use
[block~] to change the block size, it crashes. Loading Pd with gdb gives
the
