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Also the Free Software Foundations Gnu C / c++ compilers.
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John O. Romero wrote:
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> Any of the C/C++ compilers would work. For instance MSFT Visual C++. The code
> needs to be fully compiled and not needing a runtime module like Visual Basic
> does. This is true only if you want the code to be a .DLL routine to be called
> by TS or SC.
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> There are a number of add-ons that are written this way. Many of them have some
> indicators or systems that are written in easylanguage that are stubs to call the
> 'real' code that does all of the calculations in the .DLL One example is
> ASTRO-TRADER.
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> Newbreed@xxxxxxx wrote:
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> > 1 ) Are any of you familiar with compilers (names, types, cost, levels of
> > programming difficulty) that one would use to write stand alone Win 95 code
> > that would work in unison with TradeStation or SuperCharts by Omega Research?
> > 2) Can any of you list programs that are already on the market that are Win
> > 95 add ons to TradeStation etc.?
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