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- From: brasser@acsu.buffalo.edu (Radix)
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- Subject: Re: VB, VC++, and Fuzzy Logic
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- Date: 4 Feb 1996 20:46:22 GMT
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- Peter Mikalajunas (kd9fb@xnet.com) wrote:
- : In article <4eh77s$5i@news.uncc.edu> ihabed@uncc.edu (Ibrahim H Abed) writes:
-
- : >I'm interested in designing a program for my senior project that is basically
- : >stock market analysis which will generate a buy/sell/hold signal. It has to
- : >have a graphical interface. Initially, I was going to do it in Visual C++
- : >because C++ classes lend themselves quite nicely to fuzzy membership functions.
- : >However, I'm having difficulty using Visual C++ (too unwieldy at my level). I'm
- : >hoping to port everything to Visual Basic because of the ease of designing an
- : >interface. Has anyone done any fuzzy logic programming in VB and if so any
- : >pointers/free source code/etc? I'll also be putting sample stock data in Access
- : >which VB can access (:). Anyone know if VB can be linked with C++ routines at all,
- : >perhaps saving me some trouble. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
-
-
- : If all you need is fuzzy logic then use a series of select
- : statements. However, from the sound of the project, you
- : may eventually need a neural net. Why not write the meat
- : in C++ and compile to a DLL. Do the interface in VB.
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- :
- : Peter Mikalajunas
- : kd9fb@xnet.com
- : http://www.xnet.com/~kd9fb
-
- Exactly what I was going to suggest. Also, I think you can call C
- functions the same as you can API calls. I'll look into it.
- .....I just realized that you might not mean VB for a Windows interface,
- in which case it might not be possible, BUT I have the books on VB 3.0
- for Windows so I'll check it out just in case.
-
- Russell Brasser
- <brasser@acsu.buffalo.edu>
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