Hitting "Buffer stack size reached!"
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@Christoph-Hart Is there a way to know the place the stack still has before calling
Buffer.referTo()
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Or maybe a way to clean the previous references I don't need anymore?This is because I create a lot of paths from buffers. So once I got the first path, the associated buffer can be cleaned before creating the next path...
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Hmmm... I don't understand where this issue is coming from in the end.
Because I can create or referTo 1 000 000 times in a loop until reaching an execution timeout, without ever hitting "Buffer stack size reached!"So what the heck can cause this in my project :man_shrugging: