Hi,<br><br><blockquote style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;" class="gmail_quote">So a next step would be to append `wx-config --libs<br>stc,adv,core,base` to the LIBS line of 
makefile.oss/makefile.alsa in<br>chuck, and see if that messes up chuck like miniAudicle.</blockquote><br>This has to do with some &quot;locale&quot; stuff! I just typed &quot;export LC_ALL=&quot;C&quot;&quot; in the terminal before starting miniAudicle and this way it is working! I think that some code in wxWidgets or miniAudicle does mess around with the locale setting of chuck and makes the lex parser think that the decimal separator is &quot;,&quot; and not &quot;.&quot;. The hint how I found this was that the output from command line chuck was like &quot;
1.900000 :(float)&quot; but in the Console monitor I always saw &quot;1,000000 :(float)&quot; (note the comma here!) - both outputs came directly from chuck but in miniAudicle it still had a different format.<br><br>I hope now Spencer can find a solution for this... And I am new to ChucK and want to write an own ugen in C++ so this will take my chuck-time from now on.
<br><br>&nbsp;&nbsp; Imre<br><br>