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#X text 50 12 Synopsis: [pix_share_write];
#X text 29 56 Description: write pixels to a shared memory region;
#X text 11 357 WARNING: [pix_share_write] and [pix_share_read] are
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#X text 446 284 see also:;
#X text 15 181 [pix_share_write] needs to know the image-dimensions
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#X text 18 72 [pix_share_write] will create (if needed) a portion of
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(referencing to the same ID).;
#X text 18 127 [pix_share_write] and [pix_share_read] need not be in
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the same memory (they probably need to run on the same computer);
#X text 446 347 in a different pd instance on your;
#X text 447 361 machine to see the effect.;
#X text 446 333 Run the [pix_share_read] help-patch;
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