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-----Message d'origine-----
De : Chris Norrie <chris@xxxxxxxx>
À : omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Cc : chris@xxxxxxxx <chris@xxxxxxxx>
Date : samedi 24 avril 1999 00:09
Objet : Response to Pierre
>> BTW, TS2000i is an overall good software.
>> I wait SP2 to fix some foreing Windows version problems, but I'm very
>> pleased with the new Power Editor capablities and DLL's features.
>> We are able now to greatly simplify the neurofuzzy logic EL runtime call
in
>> TS2000i ( typically: one line to call the runtime).
>
>Pierre,
>
>Could you please expound upon the new EL capabilities you are pleased with
>and also on the new DLL features that have enabled you to greatly simplify
>your neurofuzzy interface.
>
>Thanks,
>Chris Norrie
>
First, I am able to call the same DLL several times and when an error occurs
( for any reason, passing a bad parameter to the DLL for example LPFLOAT
indstead of FLOAT) it does not crash the charting and you do not have to
reboot like it was the case with all previous TS 16 bits version.
Also 32 bits DLL speed seems higher than the 16 bits versions (same code,
recompiled).
Second, Omega now allows to pass variable and arrays back and forth an user
function.
This means that we can now embed a DLL function or a set of DLL functions in
the user fuction, and we are able to retieve the results from this function
( results can be arrays, variables).
In a nutshell,all the neurofuzzy stuff is coded as DLL's called fro Easy
language.
We have a lot of things to do with these DLL function s that are controlled
by Easy Language.
Now, all the EL controls are inside of the user function ( that calls the
DLL), and running a neurofuzzy function for the end user is now writing ONE
line of code ( all the hard work is embeded in the user function that the
user have better to ignore) .
This applie to neurofuzzy DLLs and any DLL called in TS2000i.
Also we can devise more complex user fuction that accepts arrays as inputs
and outputs.
Thanks to Omega for listening to our programmer's needs...
Sincerely.
-Pierre Orphelin
Représentant exclusif de Omega Research en France.
web: http://www.sirtrade.com
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