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WStranger #:
Tried, didn't help. Every second EA launch since the terminal start results in a crush, even after wineboot
I am not sure, but I think I had the same issue on windows as well....

But I cannot remember how I solved it. Or if I solved it for that matter....

How do you terminate the EA?
 
WStranger #:
Hi everyone!
I'm running Metatrader 5 build 3815 on wine-8.0.1 in 64-bit Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS.
In my Expert Advisor I use a function from imported C# DLL (.NET Framework 4.8). Regardless of what the exported function do, the Expert works well the first time I launch it, and the second time Metatrader 5 just crashes. Debugger never hit breakpoints in the Expert before Metatrader 5 crashes.
Looks like some resources related to the DLL are not being released after the Expert deinitialization. 
Is there a way to fix this?

C# DLL code:
Expert Advisor code:

Yes, I know what's the issue.

Your DLL is not handling load and unload messages properly.

You are missing the minimum required code for proper loading and unloading of DLLs.


 

Dominik Christian Egert #:

How do you terminate the EA?

I delete it manually from a chart or stop it with debugger - result is the same in both cases.

Dominik Christian Egert #:

You are missing the minimum required code for proper loading and unloading of DLLs.
Do you have any specs or code sample explaining how to do this properly? Because MQL5 spec says otherwise. Also my experince says otherwise: I'm using .NET libraries in multiple MQL5 projects and it works as expected in Windows 8.1/10/11.
 
WStranger #:

I delete it manually from a chart or stop it with debugger - result is the same in both cases.

Do you have any specs or code sample explaining how to do this properly? Because MQL5 spec says otherwise. Also my experince says otherwise: I'm using .NET libraries in multiple MQL5 projects and it works as expected in Windows 8.1/10/11.

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WStranger #:

I delete it manually from a chart or stop it with debugger - result is the same in both cases.

Do you have any specs or code sample explaining how to do this properly? Because MQL5 spec says otherwise. Also my experince says otherwise: I'm using .NET libraries in multiple MQL5 projects and it works as expected in Windows 8.1/10/11.
What you will probably find is that the DLL is not detached from the terminating process.

I had been struggling with this issue with mysqlclient.dll and could figure out, strategy tester does not clean detach the DLL. Much more it seems Terminal is actually loading the DLL, and that's where it stays loaded.

Please do some research on this, because I cannot confirm on older client versions anymore, as they don't work as of today. Therefore I have currently no possibility to reproduce the issue from back then.
 
Dominik Christian Egert #:
What you will probably find is that the DLL is not detached from the terminating process.

I had been struggling with this issue with mysqlclient.dll and could figure out, strategy tester does not clean detach the DLL. Much more it seems Terminal is actually loading the DLL, and that's where it stays loaded.

Please do some research on this, because I cannot confirm on older client versions anymore, as they don't work as of today. Therefore I have currently no possibility to reproduce the issue from back then.
Shame on me. I figured out that .NET Framework was not properly installed on the Wine prefix where I run the Metatrader 5 terminal. After reinstalling it, the DLL problem was resolved.
Thanks for your help anyway!
WineHQ - .NET Framework 4.8
  • appdb.winehq.org
Open Source Software for running Windows applications on other operating systems.
 
WStranger #:
Shame on me. I figured out that .NET Framework was not properly installed on the Wine prefix where I run the Metatrader 5 terminal. After reinstalling it, the DLL problem was resolved.
Thanks for your help anyway!
Well, thank you for reporting back, I didn't know that.
 

How come!!! MetaTrader the most used and the basic software for every broker in the world and you still cannot program the software for multiple operating systems!!!

Why should I use Wine to run MetaTrader!!!

 
Currently struggling a bit to install several instances of it. Copy paste is what I did for now. IDK how to install it in a custom folder from 0.

Using a different wine prefix is definitely needed, otherwise the history and account of one of them will get replaced! (maybe this happens even with a different prefix, IDK).

As I don't fully understand wine, I could not accomplish getting the .desktop file work with the second MT5. So it only works by clicking on the .exe

MX linux (based on debian) failed to install EA's with the market link in my case, so I use Linux Mint.
 
recently i install mt5 on linux and it work good but how to can i install indicator from market metatrader  
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