Charting software programming languages

[sync]

I used TradeStation years ago and I found it easy to program. But now that they've changed how they do business I no longer want to use TS.

I tried Sierra Chart. It uses a C like programming language which I did not care for.

I'm assuming that TS uses what is called a high-level language and C is what is called a low-level language.

So I want to find out which other programs use high-level programming languages.

 

[jimbojim]

Quote from sync:

I used TradeStation years ago and I found it easy to program.

Easy to program but full of bugs people paid an arm and a leg for.

I think you should develop your own. Every winner has developed their own. Losers use retail products.

 

[thstart]

Quote from sync:

...TradeStation...But now that they've changed how they do business I no longer want to use TS.

What they do changed?

I tried Sierra Chart. It uses a C like programming language which I did not care for.

You are right- it should be easier with no manual programming involved.

I'm assuming that TS uses what is called a high-level language and C is what is called a low-level language.

C programming language was indeed invented as "assembler" language for PDP-8 - yes it is a low level PL.

So I want to find out which other programs use high-level programming languages.

What are your ideas? How you would prefer to work with?

We are working on something to be more user friendly and easier - a visual programming via pictures and diagrams - you can take a look at:

http://www.thstart.com