yes, that’s expected as k(andx) will downsample the signal. Different ksmps values will be printed because
you are not printing at every k-period. Try using

 printk2 k(andx)

and you will see that it will print the same sequence (and the length of it will be dependent on ksmps)
Using printk 0, k(andx) will have the same result.
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> On 1 Aug 2018, at 13:30, Vincent Michalke  wrote:
> 
> In the following examples i get different results depending on the ksmps value, is this expected behaviour? I thought the a-rate should not be affected by ksmps.
> (Using latest build on ubuntu 18.04)
>  
> instr 1
> andx init 0
> andx += 1
> printk 0.1,k(andx)
> endin
> schedule(1,0,1)
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