Host
20 Dec 2022, 16:05

RE:

PanagiotisChar said:

Hi there,

Here you go

i_fractal = Indicators.Fractals(param_fractal_period);

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Host
15 Dec 2022, 17:24

RE:

Spotware said:

Dear trader,

Our question has not been answered yet. What is the problem with using the x64 compiler? What do you mean when you say

does not work the .NET 6.0

What does not work?

Usually the problem is when the x86 appears instead of the x64, because the TEMP variable that points to the relevant directory has been overriden. The x64 compiler is the correct one to use.

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15 Dec 2022, 11:19

RE:

Spotware said:

Dear trader,

Could you please provide more information about your issue? It is not obvious from the screenshots you have sent what the problem is. What does not work if you use the x64 compiler?

Best regards,

cTrader Team

Everything is fine. So I have a computer and a notebook. In both, cTrader is installed. In both, the SDK .NET 6.0.403 compiler is installed, of both types, 32 and 64bits. Both use Windows 11 Pro. On the computer, cTrader only recognizes the 32bit SDK 6.0.403 compiler, it doesn't recognize the 64bit one, but the .NET 6.0 works normally. The notebook only recognizes the compiler SDK .NET 6.0.403 of 64Bits, does not recognize the 32bits, does not work the .NET 6.0.
I believe that the fact that the notebook's cTrader is not recognizing the correct compiler, which would be the .NET x86 SDK, would be causing me this problem.
 

How could I do to make the program recognize the 32bit compiler?

The first screenshot is from cTrader on the notebook.

The second screenshot is from the computer cTrader.