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Yes, thats true. At least for all x86 arches as far I know. I'm running 32bit os and apps for now.

You can tell nitro's into the explicit declarations. No tolerance for language with implicit type interpretation. :D

imho, roll your own.

Oops, this was meant to say price change level. Big difference :)

flame, flame, flame. It's sad... It really is. A great deal of the people on the web remind me of days back in grade school. Intelligent debate doesn't include sarcasm.

Coarse, med, fine, and etc. are very important in tandem. I wouldn't consider a decision without an iterative focus starting from a relatively broad context. For the last year + 1/2, all of my efforts have been in this line of thought (what I spoke of in my recent post). I've studied a lot...

Ultimately? Virtually every price change, with only some limitation.

I take everything "Jack" has contributed and think in a mathematical and computational manner. There's more than just a few connections, besides the obvious ones.

Gee, thanks a lot.

:cool: PyPy :cool:

Just provide an ATS API without the having to have to go through the TWS. This is a very resonable request. ktm

Not being totally tech savvy yet... I just still want to know why ATS traders are required to API through the bloated TWS anyway? And what's so difficult with coding the API and/or TWS in C ... or C/C++. I try to avoid java. I really don't understand how it is still considered a...

I think it's cool that every mornin', behind David Fabor's head shot, Squawk Box is supporting the penguin. I haven't noticed a windoz logo which is kinda surprising. I wonder if the producer's gotten any calls from the M$ corporate office. :p

I regret posting this. My apologies.

It's the pseudo strength of your ego that sheds a window into your most probably pathetic life that's laughable. Cool yourself coinz, you might get more respect. ktm'r

Hi Martin, My impression of your experience with it, was more of a familiarization situ. Just like w/ anything else in the grand scheme of things... to each their own. Have great day. :) ktm'r

Surf's up.

Yeah the cookbooks are :cool: I wasn't aware of any inconsistancies. If corruption does occur (never has) I do have my backup copies. How so? I've always organized structures in smaller formats (ie. raw data are: 1day; 1market; tick data / per file..) more files but fastest access... or...

Personally I really like using pyTables. It's excellent for organizing your data whether it be character(ascii), numerical or even object arrays. This is considered a hierarchical database, not a relational db. I've never used a relational myself, I think this is much better. There are...

Chicken Thank you! First let me say that Rice University's "Connexions" OpenLearning site is excellent. I've been learning from Connexion's contents for several months now. OpenLearning, on the www, needs to be more wide-spread, organized, and technically savvy, imo. The page of the link...