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Can you tell me why the code doesn't compile?
The problem is in system enums: ENUM_CHART_PROPERTY_DOUBLE, ENUM_CHART_PROPERTY_STRING something is wrong with them. If I use my enum as the key type, the compilation also passes.
Reported a defect, hope they will fix it someday.
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/1111/page2952#comment_20527784
Claimed a defect, hopefully they'll fix it someday.
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/1111/page2952#comment_20527784
Who can tell me if it is possible to run this code in Metatrader?
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Is there any other way to get the Motherboard SerialNumber?
Who can tell me if it is possible to run this code in Metatrader?
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Is there any other way to get the Motherboard SerialNumber?
And what will it be in the virtual machine?
And what will it be like in the virtual machine?
We'll have to see.
And what will it be like in the virtual machine?
It should be the same. UPU has the same access to the hard disk as the native system it seems. But it's better to watch, access may be restricted and then ZERO or Error will return.
You need to look at it.
If you want to make a system to bind to the hard disk, it is better to query several devices, see if there are positive responses, and if not, bind to the OS, not to the hard disk. To a reg number or something else constant in the OS.
This is the VM in the KVM. There is not even a mention of the mother.
If you want to make a system of linking to the hard drive, it would be better to query several devices, see if they respond positively, and if not, then link not to the hard drive, but to the operating system. To a reg number or something else permanent in OS.
Couldn't find the information anywhere. I did it in the hard drive partition, but it's not the same at all.
I need to find something in WinAPI or something else that is more reliable than a hard drive partition number.