Attaching an inline function to AudioFile.setContentCallback causes a crash

[Orvillain]

Snippet here:

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Repro case:

1. Load an audio file into the provided Audio Loop Player by right-clicking the waveform view and choosing a file.
2. You will get a crash.

Basically this crashes:

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 600);

inline function audiofile_callback()
{
	Console.print("This is an audiofile content callback.");
}

const var AudioLoopPlayer1 = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Audio Loop Player1");
const var af = AudioLoopPlayer1.getAudioFile(0);

af.setContentCallback(audiofile_callback);

But this does not crash:

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 600);

inline function audiofile_callback()
{
	Console.print("This is an audiofile content callback.");
}

const var AudioLoopPlayer1 = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Audio Loop Player1");
const var af = AudioLoopPlayer1.getAudioFile(0);

af.setContentCallback(function(){
	Console.print("This is an audiofile content callback.");
});

I think this is a genuine crash bug ?

I'm on Windows 11 and I'm running this commit on the develop branch:
58ed548 - - added missing files from MIR

[Orvillain]

And related to this, other callbacks you can assign to multiple objects in a for loop. However the setContentCallback does not seem to work when trying to assign to multiple samplers within a for loop. Only the first one ever gets assigned.

[Orvillain]

@Christoph-Hart This seems to be fixed by commit: 5a83aef - - revert & remove compile error at argument mismatch (for now)...