AmiBroker DLL ADK (C/C++ for AFL)

This request is for creating an AFL plugin DLL (I have existing C/C++ library code ready for copy-paste) . I would like to hire someone with experience in this area (building AmiBroker DLL plugins from C/C++) to provide me with paid remote training sessions (for example via Skype/TeamViewer or other remote desktop viewing software). Please let me know your pricing and schedule availability? I have coded in both C/C++ and AmiBroker extensively, but I might benefit from a brief orientation session in building/connecting C++ code into an AFL accessible function (in case of minor tricks, glitches etc, to speed up the process), for the AmiBroker ADK DLL creation step (so that the C/C++ code functions are available in AmiBroker AFL). We can use the AmiBroker ADK and/or DotNetForAB. I am running AmiBroker version 5.90x64 and Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 on Windows 7, but this is somewhat flexible to change if needed. ================================================================= I have an existing SVM code library in C/C++ (from publicly available open source support vector libraries) which has been built into a SVM DLL for use in AmiBroker, using the AmiBroker Development Kit (ADK). The operation of the SVM DLL in AmiBroker (currently running version 5.90 x64, I may be upgrading to version 6.0) has some intermittent bugs, perhaps as it was built for an earlier version of AmiBroker. The goal of this project is preferably to do a real-time orientation session (for example, via TeamViewer/Skype, GoToMeeting or similar) to show me some of the tips/tricks of building DLLs via the ADK, so that I can modify this SVM DLL and potentially create new DLLs as well. 1) Is this something you have experience with (building AmiBroker DLLs from C/C++ code, via the AmiBroker ADK) and 2) would you be comfortable (based on your level of spoken English proficiency etc) with doing a real time session as per above? Thanks P.S. A secondary (less preferable) alternative may be doing the training via a written help document that you provide; a third (least preferable) alternative may be having you debug/rebuild the SVM DLL