Hi, Take a look at file io.h in the MinGW include directory. The functions _findfirst, _findnext, and _findclose are there defined as well as the structure...
Has anyone tried to train a neural net to calculate the black and scholes data provided on Jeff's web site using the logevolve approach (i.e. example2 and...
I bought the CD some time back and installed everything yesterday. I am just wondering how to manage futures in foreign currencies. Also I would like to...
Hi Helmut What is it about foreign currency futures you are having issues with? How do these differ from vanilla futures? I've enhanced my version of c-trader...
I'd like to perform walk forward analysis on some of my existing Tradestation systems. It looks like I might be able to do this within N-Train. Does anyone...
It looks like I would be able to do this with C-Trader and some C++ code, but maybe N-Train already does a pretty good job? It has an already built interface...
Hello Kevin, Yes, you can do walk forward testing with C-Trader, although you might need to some additional code depending on the type of walk-forward testing....
I compiled 'gopt103' and 'ml1lib' using g++ 3.4.2 under fedora core 3 but I have run into the wall with nt1lib. It could be temporary but it looks somewhat...
The kbutils compile error: $ g++ -x c++ kbutils.c kbutils.c: In function `unsigned char kb_getch_w()': kbutils.c:69: error: `read' undeclared (first use this...
Okay, kbutils is a 'c' program that needs to be compiled into a library. I got some errors regarding 'read' which aren't part of any of the referenced headers....
Hello Kevin, I wish I could be of more help, but I compiled my version under WinXP. I haven't had to use "kbutils.c". If you still get errors with nt1lib, you...
The keyboard routines are an artifact of single-user Windows. Unix doesn't provide them in that form. Though the curses library has some vaguely similar...
I will look at signals. I suppose I could even use gtk. The kbutils functions are only required for the examples in the nt1lib directory. I was able to compile...
Everything compiled and is running on Fedora Core 3. For the kbutils I added the following to the programs that needed to use kb_hit (was kbhit) or kb_getch_w...
Dear ALL, I am really disapointed with the CD I received a few months ago from Scientific Consultant Services, Inc. . I bought on March 21st / 22nd, 2005 the...
Hi Juan, I checked our records and you did receive the most current version of the CD. The only reason I can think of that you believe you have the 2000...
Hello List, Your most welcome, Donna. Juan, a few of us have had problems getting the software up and running. You might want to check the archives of the...
Dear Jeff / Donna, First of all, my apoligies for being in a mistake. As you mentioned there is a directory with files created in 2004. As a result of this, I...
Hello Juan, Which model are you testing in trapsmod.c? I believe that error is from one of the functions, Highest or Lowest. You might want to check the dates...
I wanted to further examine system results to see if there are other things that I should include into my fitness factor for better walk forward results. I was...
I store global variables from TradeStation into the Scientific Consultants Services Inc global server, SCSIsrvr. I'm crunching a lot of data and wonder whether...
Hi Dwight, I am interested in knowing the answer to your question. It seems most that most people are probably running C-Trader with data from somewhere other ...
Hello, I don't know of any way to access TS(xpo format) data directly, but you can export the data from TS to ascii files which can then be accessed by...
What is C-Trader? What other software does SCSI have available? Are any of you making money with it? ... From: <scientific-traders@yahoogroups.com> To:...
Hi Trey and thanks for your answer, perhaps there is a DLL that can access stock-data directly. For N-Train there is TradeNet.dll to do this from Tradestation....
Hello, Try the code below. Create an indicator, you can call it "ASCII" or something. Copy/paste the code below and then apply to a chart. It will then create...