Can you have a single application that works on all platforms? Yes, you can. There are a number of ways to do that. But should you? The Case For Single Code Base Development is expensive. So writing things once and…
I try to hold back from outright criticism, as the full picture is often not seen. But I am also a consumer. When my experience with using your product is hindered by wait times, it makes me wish more of…
When building trading systems, naturally you want to make the program as fast and as efficient as possible. That is why I love C++. It removes many of the limitations that some programming languages have regarding performance. But that performance…
One of my first memories of learning market mechanics was a cover article of an issue of “Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities” that detailed some aspects of risk. I had never explored the subject, and was surprised by what…
Just as I have done for Interactive Brokers, I am also sometimes asked to build interfaces to CQG. While it is not as developed as Interactive Brokers, I have decided to offer what I have to the open source community.…
I often build trading systems for users of Interactive Brokers. Rather than build the common utilities over and over, I have developed a small “toolbox” that contains what I often need. I have decided to make this toolbox available to…
… let me help. Trading is hard, especially for the retail trader. To put it bluntly, large institutions will always have the advantage. While there are many mountains to overcome, I am attempting to help myself and others with some…
In my previous post I mentioned I have been working on moving a routine that handles many hashing tasks at once to the GPU. The preliminary results are encouraging, although I cannot say they are apples-to-apples to the actual task…
I love writing in C++. The reasons are performance (I am a speed junkie) and learning opportunities. If necessary, I can tune a routine to seek out the fastest way to achieve the result. Each time I do, I learn…
I switched back from Visual Studio Code to vi (I tire of switching from keyboard to mouse). As my memory is not very good, here is my cheat-sheet for using :Termdebug Starting a debug session: Termdebug [executable_name] Navigating the 3…