About Me
My name is Andrew and I’m a software engineer based in Derbyshire, England.
I currently work as a Technical Architect for a large well known Bank and whilst this job has some challenging and rewarding moments, it doesn’t often provide opportunities for stimulating software development work.
This project is an intellectual diversion that allows me to develop my skills and may one day provide an independent source of income that will allow me to spend more of my time focussed on the things that interest me.
Please feel free to email me at 
If you’re fiddling with C and Scheme, you really, really need to look at Lush. Lush.sf.net -I’m developing a trading platform in it which I think you’d like a lot. It’s also generally good: speed of C, with abstraction of Lisp.
Hi Scott, Lush looks really interesting but I hadn’t heard of it before. Is there an active development community using it ?
Hello,
i learned you 2 profitables strategy , but i din’t know the language of programmation.
I’m on tradestation , could you please help me to translate the 2 candidates in Tradestation.
May be would you expain to me the word “double” etc..
Thanks
best regards
Hi Franck,
The language is simple prefix notation for describing abstract syntax trees so is very similar to Lisp. The first term in brackets is always the function name and the rest are the arguments. e.g. (+ 5 6) invoke the Add function with the arguments 5 and 6. The double function is type conversion from int to double e.g. (double 4) = 4.0. Trunc is the opposite e.g. (trunc 4.3) = 4.
Hope that helps
Andrew