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What a troll. emacs has a massive learning curve and the lack of easily usable intellisense doesn't help. Eclipse is one of the most fully featured IDEs and really improves productivity. Not to mention the plugins for group projects. I suspect you code alone :p You can't argue the fact that...

If you want it to have a consistent UI then QT over the top of C++ would be a good choice as that will run both on windows and linux. Obviously you have to make the underlying C++ platform independent too (ie. networking, DB connectors etc)

I'm working on a project that looks to harness the power of the GPU to, via brute force, identify trending pairs. It will look to find the correlation value between the two tickers and then monitor the price ratio to find a good entry/exit point. I will be looping through a list of 70 ticker...