I am a TradeStation Version 4 user. I have written a program that
exceeds 64k, and when I attempt to verify it , I get an error message
that says “Out of Memory”.
Tech Support offers no solutions other than purchasing TradeStation
2000.
I was wondering about a “Solution Provider” or whether any others had
run into this problem and found a solution.
CCB
Of course they'd say this. This is the only way Omega will receive a new
source of revenue. Once you've bought TS 4.0, there's no way they can get
any more recurring revenues from you.
> I was wondering about a "Solution Provider" or whether any others had
> run into this problem and found a solution.
Use "IncludeSystems". Split the system up into parts (probablely one for
entries and another for exits) and use the "IncludeSystems" command to put
them together. The only problem will be that you cannot pass variables from
one system to another unless you use a hasnum.dll .
This word is retained for backward compatibility. TradeStation 2000i doesn't
have the 64K limit of its predecessor, and it has adopted modular strategy
design where a strategy is made up of one or more trading signals.
Therefore, when you create a trading strategy, you no longer use the word
IncludeSystem.
Remarks
· You can include a signal within another signal using the IncludeSignal
Reserved Word.
A helping hand.
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"Charles Burridge" <charles....@nashville.com> wrote in message
news:38A34605...@nashville.com...
> Dear Readers,
>
> I am a TradeStation Version 4 user. I have written a program that
> exceeds 64k, and when I attempt to verify it , I get an error message
> that says "Out of Memory".
>
> Tech Support offers no solutions other than purchasing TradeStation
> 2000.
>
> I was wondering about a "Solution Provider" or whether any others had
> run into this problem and found a solution.
>
> CCB
>
>