No more segfaults on custom_series with channel_count > 2#2616
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…e callback. Slightly more efficient and no more segfaults with channel_count > 2. hoffstadt#2307
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title: No more segfaults on custom_series with channel_count > 2
assignees: @hoffstadt
Description:
Closes #2307.
I've reworked the code that prepares
app_datafor thecustom_seriescallback. Slightly more efficient (unnoticeably 😂) and way more stable whenchannel_countis higher than 2 or when data lengths are inconsistent.Concerning Areas:
None.