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--- "Bengtsson, Mats" <mats.bengtsson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> The problem is not in Windows (specially not if you
> run NT).
answered that in the other post. Windows is part of
the reason, because the fundamental in software design
has changed from the win3.1, win95 days of simple
programming to the nowadays your application must
expect the unexpected on a supposed stable platform.
>
> The problem is if the programmers who wrote the TS
> Pro code (working for the
> same company that for 7 years have not yet corrected
> the graphics trendline
> bug) did not write the application with thought on
> high loads.
from experience using ts3.x to ts4, it seems to be
the case, but what can we do :)
>
> If the application is written taking high loads into
> consideration, then one
> or more parts of the application is using "the
> remainder of the CPU" (idle
> processing).
I mentioned that in the original post, stress loaded
the app in real-time and doing testing and design
based on that scenerio is too costly ... for
even the programmers as they have no interest in
making the program really works ...
I don't think complaining about TS, TSpro will have
any use any more as the company is transforming
into a brokerage house :)
If the brokerage business is proven profitable, then
there will be no incentive at all to keep users
who are not their brokerage customers :)
so, expect to live by the rules of the current ts
defficiencies ...
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