going back and forth w/ tech support for about 2 weeks on this issue
and while they've been helpful havn't solved the problem yet so I
thought I'd see if anyone else has this issue.
I am running an automated scan on a minute basis. When I run
esignal (which I'm trying to get rid of) I have no problems. When
I run IQFEED I am actually crashing AmiBroker, for the first time
ever.
It seems to happen for different reasons but I am able to reproduce
1 pretty regularly. I have an automated scan that is looking at
data on multiple timeframes. I put the trace on so I could review
this in the trace program and I have the stock ticker print to the
trace window. (Using stockname()).
While I'm running the trace - if I don't click on the amibroker
window while the scan is running, the trace runs fine and the stocks
are listed alphabetically as they are in the watch list. in other
words the scan works as it should.
If, on the other hand, I click on a symbol in the AmiBroker window
while the scan is running, this symbol appears in the trace in place
of the symbol the AA should have been working on. I can therefore
see a list of 30 symbols and see the same one (the one I was
clicking on) 5 or 6 times. Therefore, by clicking on a symbol in
the Amibroker window it is somehow mixing this in with the scan that
may or may not include that symbol. This is causing certain
portions of my program to crash.
I tested the exact same situation w/ Esignal and this does NOT occur
with the Esignal datafeed. It is clearly an IQFEED related issue
and maybe it is coming up because I have Win64.
Was wondernig if anyone else had this issue.
Mike
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