Easylangage to C# and C# softwares compatibilities

Quote from josker:

Converting the code myself is good, you're right, but it means learning easylangage enterely and learning also C#. That will took me one year if i'm going fast. What if the strategies i want to use are no more efficient in one year. :D
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if it takes a year to learn C# to do this. you should pay a programmer roughly a year's worth of pay to do it for you.
 
Quote from josker:

I meant learn the complete langage. How do you want to learn a language, just based on what you see in the code project? Kind of just learning how to modify what you see? How about the algo, the sense of the program?
One day or 2? ok, so i'll send it to you and you'll code it for me. :cool:
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That's ridiculous. You don't have to learn the whole language. Just the basics in the beginning. You're merely translating a few functions.

Really, you need to head over to Amazon, search for beginner C++/C# books, and read the Table of Contents. Then Google for the same info online.

In a previous Programming thread, I listed a site that allows you to learn how to program in Java or Python. That would be a good site for you to learn the basics of programming.

You'll soon realize your fears are seriously overblown.... Get some balls, man!

Use the Search function, Luke
 
It seems you guys took my words too seriously, when i told it'll take one year. Of course it'll not take one year.
The purpose of the question, was to know if someone can do it for me because it's a matter of time, and no a matter of laziness.
I'm a hard worker, but i want that job to be done by a pro, because money is in the game. I already planned to learn C#, because i'm moving to a software that deals with this language.
So take it easy guys :confused:
 
Each of the environments for trading has it's own "wrapper functions" that have been made specially for that environment. Even if they were all written in C++ you still would have to modify the code [a lot probably]. My recommendation is to just start and see if you can finish.
 
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