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Oh yeah? Well my dad can beat up your dad.

You need a hug, little fella?

You are just a an absolute gem, and this forum is sooo lucky to have you

Im using a mixed os solution because I prefer to develop in the linux environment for effeciency reasons, and I dont know of a quality data provider that caters to linux for a reasonable price. Once development is done, I can run under windows witbout emulation if I choose to. You are a troll...

Again, I never bitched. NxCore is a great product and I already acknowledged my problem had nothing to do with either os or their product . I understand that's using a mix operating system solution has its risks.the only one bitching on this thread is you. Are you not getting enough love at home?

a) I never bitched about the existence of windows, I simply said (in different words) that I avoid it whenever possible. It is a clunky operating system that the user doesn't have a enough control over if you are doing SERIOUS computing. If you are just looking at a gui, windows works fine...

Updating to Wine 1.6.1 solved my problem!! Go figure... I didn't realize there was a version newer than 1.4 because it wasn't in the default ubuntu software repositories.... Got that sorted out. Thank you all so much for the help!!

Unfortunately the NxCore Forum isn't very active. I have been emailing with their support team (they are very helpful people!) and they are looking into it :) . Thanks for your help.

Just did this download http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=5582 of the Visual Studio C++ redistriputable package, ran the installation exe under wine. Same problem exists. Is it possible WINE is looking in the wrong place for the DLL, because it does exist? Any idea...

I dont believe so? I just installed Wine from my package manager, and assumed I was good to go. It worked for the 32bit version, and mostly works for the 64, up intil the very end. How do I check if I have done that, or how do I do that? Sorry for being naive. Thanks, Brad

Yes, I've noticed quite a few little quirks like that while devoloping my IB API application. I'm glad you got it figured out though.

I have a C++ program that I compiled in Ubuntu using the x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++ compiler, and the following linker flags (probably the wrong terminology): -static-libgcc -static-libstdc++ The program compiles fine, but when I go to try to run it with WINE, it nearly completes and crashes at the...

That is my philosophy as well. I think us little guys can do quite well for ourselves if we dont try to take down the giants, but just feed on their scraps. So many people try to fight unwinable battles by taking on giants, when alls they have to do is be smart and selective in their battles...

This makes sense, no sense trying to infer the state of the market when there are too many degrees of freedom and limited visibility. Thanks for the input.

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Hello, As I continue to develop my automated futures trading system, I keep having second thoughts about the way I maintain the orderbook inside of my program. The thing that has been bothering me is what I do when a trade posts. I assume, hopefully correctly, that on GLOBEX futures...

Two possibilties: You are only allowed 5 (or so) API connections and you've exceeded this number. Maybe some are hanging up? You are only allowed to make so many requests/second in the TWS API. If you exceed this number it will get pissed off and boot you out. This is why you setup a data...

Without doublechecking the API documentation, I seem to remember some API method calls differed for C++ vs Java, and some that are available in one aren't in the other. I think matlab uses Java? Anyway, I could be completely wrong, but that may be a place to start.

I dont trade options, but you may be getting a rebate for "adding liquidity" ? Just a guess.