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Every time I open a certain patch with a "gen ~" object and two objects more, I do not add anything and I save exactly the same maxpat (with another name) the size of the patch approximately doubles.

The next time I open it, it takes exactly twice as much time ...

Every time I open a certain patch with a "gen ~" object and two objects more, I do not add anything and I save exactly the same maxpat (with another name) the size of the patch approximately doubles.
The next time I open it, it takes exactly twice as much time ...

Every time I open a certain patch with a "gen ~" object and two objects more, I do not add anything and I save exactly the same maxpat (with

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Edit: When saving add more and more crap in unicode... 

 Edit:  When saving add more and more crap in  unicode... 
 
 

is that the "duplicating styles" thing again? check if there are styles in the patcher.

@11OLSEN There were two problems in that patch ..

One in particular with a Textbutton which changed a text by a pair of unicode characters.

This did not surprise me so much, I once had problems with styles and text buttons.

What surprised me was a comment (gen ~ codebox) in which I converted this "// like goertzel ~" into a long string of characters "unicode that I get to, I do not lie: 20000000 of crap. That part of the code will crash Max.

It seemed like a sort of "leak" and the crash happened in the LUA libraries that I suppose uses gen ...

A nuisance, this mistake, wasted a lot of time.

@11OLSEN There were two problems in that patch ..
One in particular with a Textbutton which changed a text by a pair of unicode characters.
This did not surprise me so much, I once had problems with styles and text buttons.
What surprised me was a comment (gen ~ codebox) in which I converted this "// like goertzel ~" into a long string of characters "unicode that I get to, I do not lie: 20000000 of crap. That part of the code will crash Max.
It seemed like a sort of "leak" and the crash happened in the LUA libraries that I suppose uses gen ...

PS: I take it to say that when you export code gen ~ into Xcode there is no problem, but in VS I detect that references to DATA objects: leaks.

PS: I take it to say that when you export code gen ~ into Xcode there is no problem, but in VS I detect that references to DATA objects: leaks.
Not many bytes but leaks.
(Some non-erased pointer theme, maybe?)

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