Native c++ code in Multicharts.Net?

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Native c++ code in Multicharts.Net?

Postby vking » 12 Feb 2013

Hello MC Team - Would you please clarify the following?

- Based on my understanding - regular MC is built using C++ code and the EL gets compiled into a DLL

- What is MC.Net platform based on? For a similar code - are we going to notice any speed differences between regular MC ( compiled EL) and MC.Net(code compiled)

- if MC.Net platform is actually built using C++ - would it be possible to code directly in c++ rather than .Net as an intermediate language?

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Re: Native c++ code in Multicharts.Net?

Postby Henry MultiСharts » 12 Feb 2013

Hello vking,

MultiCharts .Net platform is based on .Net framework. Generally Multicharts.NET works faster for complex calcualtions. Zoli has provided his test results here.
With MultiCharts .Net you can create a study using C# or VisualBasic.Net only. C++ is not supported.
Studies from MC .Net cannot be used in regular MultiCharts and viсe versa.

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Re: Native c++ code in Multicharts.Net?

Postby vking » 12 Feb 2013

Thanks Henry.

MC.Net is built on .Net platform and regular MC is built on C++ - clarified lot of questions for me.

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