Alexander Trufanov

I was able to build both and access to RVSTDEV from python, so the problem must be in environment. 

I just made a mistake when call it. Then I call it with a right name.

find all libta_lib* files on your linux machine with `sudo find / -iname "libta_lib*"` and list the results

What says `sudo find / -iname "_ta_lib.cpython*.so"` ?

you copied it wrong or something..

I've just passed the whole way from making a new indicator to adding it to the python's wrapper so I can write a little guide about that: 1. Regarding addition...

The python code ``` import talib import numpy as np o = np.array([59806.2, 60019.7, 59048.5, 60446.8]); h = np.array([60444.0, 60785, 60567, 60699.5 ]); l = np.array([59401.0, 59025, 58786, 57422]); c...

`pip list` says TA-Lib 0.4.25.

wrapper always downloads the same sources of TA-Lib C library and this library is not updated for years. So I'm pretty sure the version is the same. My suggestion is...

@Morningbull 64 bit everything