Herman, Can you break up your slow code so that only one phase of it is executed each pass? You would have to save partial results in static variables, and start over at critical points, like a new bar or such. If you can do that, then you can have the GUI code executed every phase. This will speed up the UI process greatly.
BR, Dennis On Oct 29, 2009, at 8:47 PM, Herman wrote: > I have a system that runs some modules that executes rather slowly, > about 0.5sec/pass but that has a gfx GUI (mostly buttons) that > executes > fast and the needs to respond quickly to mouse clicks for trading. > What > happens is that some clicks are missed and also that my GUI (gfx) > refreshes very slow, sometimes half my buttons refresh first, then the > slow code executes, and then the remainder of my buttons refresh. > Irritating to work with. > > My Question: If I run two instances of Amibroker and use one > exclusively > for my GUI and the other for my slow code (Since my GUI is in a > floating > window I can organize the two AB Instance to appear like one). Would > the > execution of my GUI be super fast or would it still be effected by the > slow code running on the other AmiBroker instance? I can handshake the > two systems using persistent variables. I run an Intel Core2 Quad > Processor. > > Many TIA, > herman >
