So your GUI needs the results of the slower code...?
--- In [email protected], Herman <psy...@...> wrote:
>
> That is what i want to do Rob. Right now my slow code is together with
> my fast GUI. I have three panes, the panes execute in arbitrary
> sequence. I would assume that if i have three window they also would
> execute in arbitrary sequence. Amibroker will not parallel process the
> windows or panes. So the delay will always be there if my code runs in
> the same AmiBroker instance.
>
> What i want to know is if i run two AmiBroker instances, would Windows
> do the same thing, i.e., there would still be pauses in my GUI
> execution? Or would, because we have multi-cores, would both AB's run
> independently in parallel, and the GUI would run as if the other code
> didn't exist?
>
> herman
>
> Rob wrote:
> > Herman,
> >
> > Why can't you have the a floating control panel with the GUI code in it,
> > and pass everything from that panel to the heavier code in other charts via
> > static variables....?
> >
> > I actually have a GUI panel that I use in my main charts... I also have a
> > heavier piece of code that I execute periodically (every 5 mins - but I
> > could make it every one min) via a scan... actually I don't care about
> > scanning... that's not the purpose of the code... It's just heavy code that
> > uses a lot of historical bars that I want to execute in the background
> > periodically and I pass the results of that heavy code to my other charts
> > via static variables.
> >
> >
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