Scott,
It will be some time until you have a new product out so in the mean time I would like to understand what I can do to minimize this issue. Something I have done may be making this more pronounced that on most systems. The recent situation where it crashed was not a freeze or hang - it just stopped executing and widows killed it.
Anyway, I have developed a study that uses the $TICK. I have that in 6 charts. As well I have a chart for the $TICK and $TICKQ. Could this be overtaxing the system? Would it make sense, from software stress point of view, to put the caluculation in one study and pass the result around in a Global variable?
Now that I think about it though, $TICK is only updated every 6 seconds so it is not impacted by trade activity. It must be the other studies. Some are duplicating calculations. Is it graphics update time or study math calculation time that is bogging down the system? Or is it simply that the system is waiting for data from your servers when trade activity peaks?
jgr
It will be some time until you have a new product out so in the mean time I would like to understand what I can do to minimize this issue. Something I have done may be making this more pronounced that on most systems. The recent situation where it crashed was not a freeze or hang - it just stopped executing and widows killed it.
Anyway, I have developed a study that uses the $TICK. I have that in 6 charts. As well I have a chart for the $TICK and $TICKQ. Could this be overtaxing the system? Would it make sense, from software stress point of view, to put the caluculation in one study and pass the result around in a Global variable?
Now that I think about it though, $TICK is only updated every 6 seconds so it is not impacted by trade activity. It must be the other studies. Some are duplicating calculations. Is it graphics update time or study math calculation time that is bogging down the system? Or is it simply that the system is waiting for data from your servers when trade activity peaks?
jgr
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