GQ 0 22:58:55.914 Test (EURUSD,M15) 67867 The difference between this value and the previous one is 9 seconds, but GetMicrosecondCount() shows 67867 msec
And also at the end of the video the print log shows
OD 0 22:58:46.604 Test (EURUSD,M15) 66190
GJ 0 22:58:46.669 Test (EURUSD,M15) 65134
GQ 0 22:58:55.914 Test (EURUSD,M15) 67867 The difference between this value and the previous one is 9 seconds, but GetMicrosecondCount() shows 67867 msec
And also at the end of the video the print log shows
OD 0 22:58:46.604 Test (EURUSD,M15) 66190
GJ 0 22:58:46.669 Test (EURUSD,M15) 65134
GQ 0 22:58:55.914 Test (EURUSD,M15) 67867 The difference between this value and the previous one is 9 seconds, but GetMicrosecondCount() shows 67867 msec
PD 0 22:58:56.715 Test (EURUSD,M15) 66139
Unfortunately you didn't show your full code.
How are you going to discuss the measurement of millionths of a second, presenting only video and completely ignoring the code?
If you definitely want to discuss the accuracy of a microsecond timer measurement, then run the example:
voidOnStart()
{
ulong ticks;
//---
ticks=GetMicrosecondCount();
Sleep(40);
Print("40 ms = ",GetMicrosecondCount()-ticks," msc");
//---
ticks=GetMicrosecondCount();
Sleep(10);
Print("10 ms = ",GetMicrosecondCount()-ticks," msc");
}
40 ms = 40354 msc
10 ms = 10487 msc
There is no measurement error.
GetMicrosecondCount() runs on the system's QueryPerformanceCounter, and the reference to the application's start time is embedded for convenience.
After the last update lag tester in visual testing mode, for 30-60 seconds hangs, throws the chart at the beginning of history. There is a bug with the creation of objects, for example create a button, position in the foreground, create a line position in the background, but if the objects intersect, when you try to press the button, the foreground line, although visually the button in the first place. If you hold the mouse on the button, a menu pops up with the name of the line created (it is in the background in relation to the button).
I would like to be able to see the results of forward optimization before it is completed.
I would like these results to be displayed in the same way as the results of the main optimization - immediately in the window. And now there is no such window at all!
It is strange - why there is one window and not another - in the same (essentially) process...
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Question on GetMicrosecondCount()
And at the end of the video, the print log shows
OD 0 22:58:46.604 Test (EURUSD,M15) 66190
GJ 0 22:58:46.669 Test (EURUSD,M15) 65134
GQ 0 22:58:55.914 Test (EURUSD,M15) 67867 The difference between this value and the previous one is 9 seconds, but GetMicrosecondCount() shows 67867 msec
PD 0 22:58:56.715 Test (EURUSD,M15) 66139
And also at the end of the video the print log shows
OD 0 22:58:46.604 Test (EURUSD,M15) 66190
GJ 0 22:58:46.669 Test (EURUSD,M15) 65134
GQ 0 22:58:55.914 Test (EURUSD,M15) 67867 The difference between this value and the previous one is 9 seconds, but GetMicrosecondCount() shows 67867 msec
PD 0 22:58:56.715 Test (EURUSD,M15) 66139
overflow..counters must be compared modulo
And also at the end of the video the print log shows
OD 0 22:58:46.604 Test (EURUSD,M15) 66190
GJ 0 22:58:46.669 Test (EURUSD,M15) 65134
GQ 0 22:58:55.914 Test (EURUSD,M15) 67867 The difference between this value and the previous one is 9 seconds, but GetMicrosecondCount() shows 67867 msec
PD 0 22:58:56.715 Test (EURUSD,M15) 66139
Unfortunately you didn't show your full code.
How are you going to discuss the measurement of millionths of a second, presenting only video and completely ignoring the code?
If you definitely want to discuss the accuracy of a microsecond timer measurement, then run the example:
There is no measurement error.
GetMicrosecondCount() runs on the system's QueryPerformanceCounter, and the reference to the application's start time is embedded for convenience.
Look for an error in your timing code.
Unfortunately, you haven't shown your full code.
How are you going to discuss measuring millionths of a second by presenting only a video and completely ignoring the code?
If you definitely want to discuss the accuracy of the microsecond timer measurement, then run the example:
There is no measurement error.
GetMicrosecondCount() runs on the system's QueryPerformanceCounter, and the reference to the application start time is laid in for convenience.
Look for error in your own time measurement code.
I used standard library. I'll post the code a bit later, but there is nothing new there.
It would not be a bad idea to keep the choice of currency and country:
I would like to be able to see the results of forward optimization before it is completed.
I would like these results to be displayed in the same way as the results of the main optimization - immediately in the window. And now there is no such window at all!
It is strange - why there is one window and not another - in the same (essentially) process...
As far as I understand, in the Market Overview window, the symbols now have bid and ask prices that are not switched off?
Bild 2265.
Reading a binary file from an indicator doesn't work!!! Similar code from EA works without problems