I don't know what you're talking about. The closest thing there is to a graph in my program is the array_list linked list defined in src/procedural_audio.c, and it should have *way* less than 500k items in it. And even though I don't know exactly what Raylib is doing, I don't see the need for it to have a graph. I also haven't tested the program on Linux and thus it's not configured to work there, but this sounds like a run-time error and not a compile-time error. Can you be more specific? (Perhaps include the error message and, if you know how, debug the program with gdb and include the stack trace) Also you can try upgrading Raylib to version 5.0--go to github.com/raysan5/raylib, click "raylib v5.0" under "Releases", download raylib-5.0_win64_mingw-w64.zip or raylib-5.0_macos.tar.gz, put libraylib.a (from the lib folder) in the program's lib folder, delete libraylib-(YOUR_OS).a a (or rename it to something else) and libraylib.a to what the other file was called, put raylib.h (from the include folder) in the program's include folder replacing the previous file, and try compiling again; if that fixes it, let me know so that I can push the change to GitHub and make it the default
