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I can confirm that.
plus that memory leak actually started since TS4 the first version,
then went worse in b19 ...
I have tested variously conditions ... and the leaks seems to come
from switching data on the same chart ... plus drawing and erasing
objects on the charts. In fact, any switching of indicators like
replacing a set with another also cause some minor leaks ...
To minimize the hazzle and extend the running period, one can
install winNT 4, having a huge virtual memory setup ... and at least
128M ram, then you can probably restart only once a week.
I always restart mine once a week after backup ... I still keep
one on the side running :)
-Lawrence Chan
----- Original Message -----
From: Bob Fulks <bfulks@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Omega List <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, November 14, 1999 8:18 AM
Subject: TS 4.0 Y2K Patch Problems
> The following quote regarding TradeStation Builds 23 and 24 is from a
> knowledgeable source on another list.
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> >Both of Omega's TS4 Y2K builds have serious memory leaks. Each day more
> >memory is lost. A computer with 64MB of memory and nothing else running
can
> >run a maximum of four days without a Windows restart. Windows locks-up
> >after that. Sometimes it happens in only three days. However, the time
> >probably depends on the data feed being used, the number of symbols being
> >collected, the number of charts open, the number of user programs
running,
> >and possibly other things, such as whether news is being saved.
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> Bob Fulks
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