Vi Module Meets ErlyBird
There have been several Erlang development tools: Erlang module for Emacs, for vim, and Erlide for Eclipse. Why I write another Erlang IDE based on NetBeans?
Erlang for Emacs runs smoothly on my computer, but the distel module can not communicate with Erlang node on my Windows XP, that means I can not have the auto-completion, go to declaration features working; Erlang for vim is not a complete IDE yet; Erlide hangs on my Windows XP too. So I write ErlyBird.
But I'm actually a vi fun, so I just download and install the excellent jVi module to ErlyBird, which is a fully functional vi environment with good performance. There is an article talking about vi integration with NetBeans, which can also be applied to ErlyBird.
I'm now with fun with Vi on ErlyBird on my daily job.
The biggest issue for ErlyBird currently is the rendering performance, which causes performance slowing down if you run ErlyBird a while. I'm not sure if this issue depends on Generic Language Framework module of NetBeans. After I get the new laptop which with 2G memory next week, I may do some profile analysis.
I've also written some code to talk with Erlang Node from ErlyBird, everything looks smooth too.
I'll fly to San Francisco next week, to meet my new and old friends there.
It seems that this has been a world you should mix Vi/Netbeans, Java/Erlang, Beijing/Vancouver/San Francisco, whatever, together? A dynamical, colorful, multi-culture world, you have to look for the truths carefully, continually.
Posted at 01:20AM May 27, 2007 by dcaoyuan in NetBeans | Comments[6]
Can you post your most recent forecast based on your theory?
Mike
Posted by mike starks on May 27, 2007 at 08:48 PM PDT #
Hi mike,
As I said before, I won't post forecast here anymore:-)
But I can tell a bit of my trading results from July 2006 till today: earned 122%, not too bad, not too good.
Posted by Caoyuan on May 27, 2007 at 10:13 PM PDT #
Thank you Caoyuan, I have downloaded the aio trader program but cannot get it to load. Any help is greatly appreciated. 122% is excellent.
Mike
Posted by Mike on May 28, 2007 at 08:01 AM PDT #
Please see:
http://aiotrade.com/manual_user/usermanual.html
If there are any other issues, please tell me the details.
Posted by Caoyuan on May 28, 2007 at 08:47 AM PDT #
Hi Caoyuan:
I have downloaded both the 'blogtrader' and 'aio trader' zip files. I unzip both and am not able to run a command file per the instructions. Please advise.
Also, do these versions offer the Neural net features for the large indexes like S&P500, Nasdaq?
Mike
Posted by Mike on May 28, 2007 at 02:03 PM PDT #
Mike,
What's your operation system? the execution files are under aiotrade/bin, and you should also make sure that you've got java 1.5.0+ installed properly.
The Neural Network features is there, but lacks UI and examples for public.
Posted by Caoyuan on May 30, 2007 at 05:22 PM PDT #