Build Horse Racing Handicapper EXE It has to be able to import a file, print, delete old files, use color
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 USD
I already have a fully working handicapping routine for horse racing that I pieced together with Copilot, plus an older sample application that shows the exact flow and screens I want. What’s missing is a clean Windows-ready .exe so I can run the program (and share it with a few friends) without installing a full development environment.
Here’s the current state:
• All source files are ready to hand over, neatly commented.
• Copilot can regenerate any individual factor or module on demand, so if you prefer rebuilding specific parts, that’s available.
• I’m still deciding between a lightweight command-line tool and a simple GUI; I’d welcome your advice on which will compile most reliably and be easiest to maintain.
Your role:
1. Review the existing codebase and confirm it compiles error-free.
2. Package everything into a single Windows executable; no external installs or obscure runtimes required for the end user.
3. Mirror the workflow shown in my sample program so inputs, calculations, and final rankings match exactly.
4. Provide the finished .exe, plus brief instructions for future rebuilds (e.g., the commands or build script you used).
If you spot any quick wins in performance or usability while you’re in the code, feel free to suggest them—I’m open to improvements as long as the handicapping logic remains unchanged.
I’ll supply the current code, the sample application, and test race data as soon as we kick off. Looking forward to collaborating with someone who enjoys tightening up a project and delivering a rock-solid Windows build.
Here’s the current state:
• All source files are ready to hand over, neatly commented.
• Copilot can regenerate any individual factor or module on demand, so if you prefer rebuilding specific parts, that’s available.
• I’m still deciding between a lightweight command-line tool and a simple GUI; I’d welcome your advice on which will compile most reliably and be easiest to maintain.
Your role:
1. Review the existing codebase and confirm it compiles error-free.
2. Package everything into a single Windows executable; no external installs or obscure runtimes required for the end user.
3. Mirror the workflow shown in my sample program so inputs, calculations, and final rankings match exactly.
4. Provide the finished .exe, plus brief instructions for future rebuilds (e.g., the commands or build script you used).
If you spot any quick wins in performance or usability while you’re in the code, feel free to suggest them—I’m open to improvements as long as the handicapping logic remains unchanged.
I’ll supply the current code, the sample application, and test race data as soon as we kick off. Looking forward to collaborating with someone who enjoys tightening up a project and delivering a rock-solid Windows build.