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Post From: ACSIL resources and price zone study

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bradh - Posts: 854
In addition to the Sierra pages on developing ACSIL studies, these videos were very helpful to me when I first started with ACSIL. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-CmSBWHCmZQsbZBgzosuWFjrOLBUiRY0 I suggest you start with Remote Build and Notepad++ to get familiar with the coding. You can use sc.AddMessageToLog to put debug output in the Message Log. If and when you need to do more complex debugging, you can take the plunge with Visual Studio debugging. Instead of setting up VS for 32 and 64 bit production releases, you can just use Remote Build to remove all the debug code that VS puts in. Make sure you start in 64 bit mode to compile 64 bit DLLs, which have _64 appended to the file name. (32 bit: Sample.DLL, 64 bit: Sample_64.DLL). If you are new to C++ there is a series by TheChernoProject that is very thorough: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlrATfBNZ98dudnM48yfGUldqGD0S4FFb&disable_polymer=true