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The Chartboard installer. Integrates stock charting with modelling, portfolio mark-ups, and Python advisor and scanner scripts. Sample OHLCvs data is included in the download. Windows 10 or later; the Python 3.11 runtime is bundled, and no network access or firewall change is required. Do not run it elevated — Python scripting is disabled if administrator privileges are detected.

Release notes and change history for the Chartboard product.

Full product documentation.

The Chartboard brochure — a short overview of what the workspace does.

Python advisor and scanner quick reference card.

TargetCore — the networking framework for building a pumped P2Peer messaging system: hubs, targets, connections, I/O objects, messages and maps.

Will be published under the Apache 2.0 licence in the IvywareAU organisation on GitHub, which is being opened up now.

Msgcore — the structured message store TargetCore carries: one offset-addressed heap holding named fields, values, children and attributes, saved and loaded as one verbatim image. A C++ class API, plus a flat C ABI of 282 entry points for FFI callers.

The source is on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 licence, at IvywareAU/Msgcore.

MsgcoreUtils — renders a store as JSON, XML, PHP or HTML, and reads the first three back into a store. One base class, MsgPrint, and a renderer per dialect; oMgr >> oJson writes and oMgr << oJson reads, the arrow always pointing at the thing being written. XML is the dialect that keeps the stored width — it carries p2p:type on every cell, where JSON has one number type and hands an int32 back as an int64.

MsgFacade — a minimal, macro-free facade DLL over Msgcore.dll: one header, one import library, and neither MFC nor Msgcore’s internals on the surface. The layer to bind against from a compiler or a language that will not take the C++ class API.

MsgcoreMFC — the MFC layer of the family — an extension DLL that carries MFC UI state in and out of a store. Wrappers for dialogs, controls, fonts, brushes, device contexts and bitmaps, each able to write itself into a node and read itself back.

Msgcore use examples — worked examples across every way a caller can reach the store, one tree per route: DirectExamples for the C++ class API, FacadeExamples through MsgFacade, ComExamples over COM and dotNetExamples from .NET.

SQL Server integration over ODBC. Accepts SQL statements as messages and streams the result set back to the requesting address. Rebuilt 2026 against TargetCore and Msgcore as they stand; the kernel DLLs, import libraries and public headers travel in the archive, so it builds as it is. ODBCbench arms a hub, registers P2PeerHubODBC and puts a connection string through it; the check asserts the refusal took longer than five seconds, because that is what proves it came from the ODBC driver’s own login timeout rather than failing before the driver was ever reached.

MAPI integration through a P2PeerHubMAPI object, with wrappers for the IMAPISession, IMsgStore, IMAPIFolder, IMessage and IMAPIProp interfaces. Rebuilt 2026 against TargetCore and Msgcore as they stand; the kernel DLLs, import libraries and public headers travel in the archive, so it builds as it is. MAPIbench proves the hub registers and that MAPIInitialize routes to it and answers back. Without an Extended MAPI provider installed that is the ceiling, and the README says so: no mail is logged on to, addressed or sent.

VoIP integration as a static library, through a P2PeerHubVoIP object with WAVEHDR and WAVEFORMATEX wrappers. Rebuilt 2026 against TargetCore and Msgcore as they stand; the kernel DLLs, import libraries and public headers travel in the archive, so it builds as it is. VoIPbench proves the loopback path end to end — a wave buffer injected into the hub returns byte for byte with its addresses swapped — which needs no audio device. The capture and playback halves are not proven, and PORTING.md is explicit about why, including the six defects the port found in the 2013 source.

A complete C++ HTTP and WebSocket web server built from the messaging framework. Runs as a service, in a console, or under the debugger. Rebuilt 2026 as a single x64 VS2022 project against TargetCore and Msgcore as they stand; the kernel DLLs, import libraries and public headers travel in the archive, so it compiles as it is rather than assuming an installed SDK.

A SQL Server object explorer modelled on SSMS, providing read-only access to most SQL Server 2008 R2 databases. Rebuilt 2026 as a single x64 VS2022 project against TargetCore and Msgcore as they stand; the kernel DLLs, import libraries and public headers travel in the archive, so it compiles as it is rather than assuming an installed SDK. The ODBC hub is compiled straight into the executable; the two MFC extension DLLs ship prebuilt.

Monitors a SQL Server table for email requests and dispatches each via MAPI. Developed and tested against Outlook 2013. Rebuilt 2026 as a single x64 VS2022 project against TargetCore and Msgcore as they stand; the kernel DLLs, import libraries and public headers travel in the archive, so it compiles as it is rather than assuming an installed SDK.