jamie

In the Max 5 SDK documentation, 'Scripting the Patcher' section, the

above function is mentioned for cleanly deleting an object from a

patcher. However, it isn't declared in the headers, so it's currently

unusable. object_free() *seems* to work just fine though.

In the Max 5 SDK documentation, 'Scripting the Patcher' section, the
above function is mentioned for cleanly deleting an object from a
patcher. However, it isn't declared in the headers, so it's currently
unusable. object_free() *seems* to work just fine though.

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jpatcher_deleteobj

Have you tried adding it to a header and seeing if the linker finds it?

On Fri, 2008-12-12 at 06:33 +0000, Martin Robinson wrote:

> Have you tried adding it to a header and seeing if the linker finds it?

Yeah, I tried sticking a declaration in, but although the symbol seems

to be in the MaxMSP binary's symbol table:

It's not in the symbol table of the MaxAPI library. Strange.

On Fri, 2008-12-12 at 06:33 +0000, Martin Robinson wrote:
> Have you tried adding it to a header and seeing if the linker finds it?
> --

Yeah, I tried sticking a declaration in, but although the symbol seems
to be in the MaxMSP binary's symbol table:

        $ nm MaxMSP | grep jpatcher_deleteobj
        0015f054 t _jpatcher_deleteobj

jpatcher_deleteobj()