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I'm calling a simple print function within the perform routine to test the data sent to functions. It prints out 

void simple_print_function(int length, float *input_array){

post(" input [%i] %f ", i, input_array[i]);

I'm not sure why it's not printing out the kind of values you might expect with a signal. Can anyone help?

I understand t_float is defined as a float (so therefore identical?)

simple_print_function works fine when you make a float array and send that.

I'm calling a simple print function within the perform routine to test the data sent to functions. It prints out 
:

 input [0] 0
 input [1] 881563795456.000000 

while (n--){
*outL++ = *inL++ + x->offset;
	}

//the function itself:
void simple_print_function(int length, float *input_array){
long i;
for (i=0;i
post(" input [%i] %f ", i, input_array[i]);
}
}

sending-float-pointer-during-perform-routine

I sent the float pointer after having incremented it to copy the input to the output buffer. 