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Anthonie, I am no expert in C++. However, writing new components and using the templates requires a pretty deep understanding of the compiler you are using and of how to control the its settings. Unless you have the settings correct (compatible with those of the TRNDll) you're going to have a very hard time getting your component to communicate with the TRNDll. As to your specific question, I believe that xout[n] (where n is an integer) refers to the nth element of an array. The code xout[0] = 3.0 ; sets the 0th element of the xout[] array to a value of 3 I would guess that the association between the output and the parameter is that the parameter dictates how many outputs there are going to be. In your code, you need to declare an array (xout perhaps) that is at least as big as the maximum allowable value of the parameter. Then you need to loop through the array, setting each element of the array to the correct output value. regards David On 11/01/2015 07:46, Anthonie Vandamme
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