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= things you might ask yourself frequently =
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Q: what's this?
A: please read the README.txt for an explanation
Q: it doesn't work!
A: try increasing the verbosity of Pd by adding the "-verbose" flag
_multiple times_ to the startup flags; [hexloader] will become more
talkative at verbosity-level 2, which will help you (or us) to find the
source of your problem
Q: hexloading abstraction does not work
A1: it is not enabled by default! you can enable it by setting the
HEXLOADER_PATCHES preprocessor-define either via the Makefile or within
the source file.
the reason why it is disabled is:
A2: hexloading abstractions (as opposed to "externals" written in other
languages (anything that uses the loader-mechanism; e.g. C or lua or python
externals; but not Pd-abstractions)) is currently broken as it does not
correctly resolve abstractions embedded within hexloaded abstractions.
that's a problem of Pd's abstraction-loading mechanism which i would rather
solve on the Pd-side
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