Hello,
For what is worth it pops every minute only if load factor is above 300.
It pops up only once if load is above 100 but below 300.
The idea was to catch the attention of the user when he/she is
overloading the program.
The percentage levels are designed with smooth operation in mind. Above 300
the operation of the program is not smooth.
I will however consider how to make pop ups less distracting.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
On 2010-04-02 17:54, Dennis Brown wrote:
Tomasz,
5.30 rc is a major release. You have done an EXCELLENT job adding
many useful features for different kinds of users.
I also welcome the new performance indicator on the chart that lets
me know many useful things about my realtime performance.
However, One new feature I have found annoying is the popup reminder
that my load factor is over 200 every minute. I know I run a load
factor over 800 in realtime all the time, and it is distracting to
have this popping up on top of my trading chart every minute while I
am trying to trade (I only have one chart).
I would like a way to turn this off, or adjust the trigger level to
above my "normal" operating conditions.
Best regards,
Dennis
PS.
I do a lot of very intense calculations recognizing trend lines and
VAP patterns that are updated in realtime every few seconds. It is
slower than I would like (I really need to add 5x the history in some
cases to get better pattern recognition, but that would be too slow
for realtime). I may never get it to run any faster, because I would
just add more history as I find ways to speed it up. Tricks I know to
speeding it up would require significantly more AFL code, or I would
have to get into C++ custom functions. That will have to come at a
future time -- perhaps after some more of the AFL suggestions are
implemented.
On Mar 24, 2010, at 3:43 PM, Tomasz Janeczko wrote:
Hello,
It is described in the User's Guide
"Performance tuning tips" chapter
http://www.amibroker.com/guide/x_performance.html
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com <http://amibroker.com/>
On 2010-03-24 20:14, ta wrote:
Tomasz
How should “percentage load factor” be interpreted? For example when
I see 180%, what is basis of comparison? TIA
