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By:
catfloppo
When: 16 Aug 11 19:22
Transactions. I exceed the limit even on the paid version all the time, sometimes incurring extra cost.
By:
Feck N. Eejit
When: 16 Aug 11 19:52
I suppose if you're covering a lot of markets 60 calls p/m might mean you'd only be covering each market every 20 or 30 seconds. Not much use if one of the markets has entered the busy period on Last5minutes.com.
By:
catfloppo
When: 16 Aug 11 20:41
I get nowhere neat the limit for data requests
By:
The Magician (101)
When: 16 Aug 11 21:44
testing


8,720,926      365,989,285     1.240403964    0.897571616
2,837,273      435,557,759     1.083750138    0.745193262
408,548      9,128,209     0.730405204    0.245315385
325,657      108,424,470     1.259823128    0.575277389
4,208,940      28,245,542     0.95849385    1.006733714
98,802      3,484,872     3.175366905    0.376875931
1,186,473      66,670,118     0.892335111    1.111010516
By:
The Magician (101)
When: 16 Aug 11 21:45
Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3

2,837,273      435,557,759     1.083750138    0.745193262
408,548      9,128,209     0.730405204    0.245315385
325,657      108,424,470     1.259823128    0.575277389
4,208,940      28,245,542     0.95849385    1.006733714
98,802      3,484,872     3.175366905    0.376875931
1,186,473      66,670,118     0.892335111    1.111010516
4||
By:
The Magician (101)
When: 16 Aug 11 21:46
Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3 Cell 4 Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3 Cell 4 Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3 Cell 4 Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3

2,837,273      435,557,759     1.083750138    0.745193262
408,548      9,128,209     0.730405204    0.245315385
325,657      108,424,470     1.259823128    0.575277389
4,208,940      28,245,542     0.95849385    1.006733714
98,802      3,484,872     3.175366905    0.376875931
1,186,473      66,670,118     0.892335111    1.111010516
4||||Cell 1||Cell 2||
Cell 3 Cell 4 Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3 Cell 4 Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3 Cell 4 Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3 Cell 4 Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3 Cell 4 Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3 Cell 4
By:
The Magician (101)
When: 16 Aug 11 21:49
honestly

you could not make this forum any more **** - if yuo set out to do so....
By:
Deltâ
When: 16 Aug 11 22:17
8,720,926      365,989,285      1.240403964    0.897571616
2,837,273      435,557,759      1.083750138    0.745193262
408,548      9,128,209      0.730405204    0.245315385
325,657      108,424,470      1.259823128    0.575277389
4,208,940      28,245,542      0.95849385    1.006733714
98,802      3,484,872      3.175366905    0.376875931
1,186,473      66,670,118      0.892335111    1.111010516
By:
Deltâ
When: 16 Aug 11 22:23
Deltâ 16 Aug 11 22:20 
the magician101


in excel - insert column between the figures and after

in the new columns put ||


copy and paste

jobs a goodun'
By:
Deltâ
When: 16 Aug 11 22:23
do I get the main gig now?
By:
The Magician (101)
When: 16 Aug 11 22:29
sure you do....

await my new thread... and feel free to correct it
By:
Muqbil
When: 17 Aug 11 07:16
I think the c++ requirement is not relevant these days with regard to speed. Even a poor programmer would struggle to lose a millisecond within code execution. When I started using the api, probably like every user, speed was paramount, you soon learn that measuring code execution blocks in milliseconds is always 0! Clock ticks are more accurate but considering a pentium I7 processes 100,000,000,000+ instructions per second the application / processor are unlikely to be a bottleneck. Getting the data to and from Betfair is where the time is taken, a few hundred clock ticks saved in code execution becomes meaningless.

Writing data to disk is also a potential bottleneck, but such operations could be saved until quiet moments if sufficient memory is in place, and multi threading is used effectively. Also solid state disks might be a worthwhile option.

(minor digression)....
I'm sure there will be some mad Russian scientists locked away who still bash out their code in assembly language, jumping to absolute memory locations, recalculating each jmp instruction by hand!
By:
pipedreamer
When: 17 Aug 11 23:35
Magician,where are you based?.
By:
The Magician (100)
When: 18 Aug 11 13:15
London
By:
pipedreamer
When: 18 Aug 11 17:42
If you are North London,are you up for a visit?.
By:
The Magician (100)
When: 18 Aug 11 20:48
sure contact me...
By:
Escapee
When: 20 Aug 11 14:30
(minor digression)....
I'm sure there will be some mad Russian scientists locked away who still bash out their code in assembly language, jumping to absolute memory locations, recalculating each jmp instruction by hand!


hmmm.... takes me back to the early 1980's, just bought a zx81, taught myself 8080 assembly language but too skint to be able to afford a compiler so I had to write it out on paper and then labouriously look up each instruction in a manual and convert it hex
Sad.
By:
pipedreamer
When: 20 Aug 11 17:34
Magician send me your contact number on Jimwalkw@hut meal.coom.
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