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what would be the best alternative to incorporate a fix engine into a trading application written in csharp and running on linux using the mono compiler? Through my own research I have identified 2 options that seem viable
- use the versafix engine
- use quickfixj with ikvm to make it run under mono
If you have experience with these options or have an opinion about them or know of another alternative, I would like to hear it.
thanks
Ramon de Groot
If you are familiar with quickfix and C# is your language of choice, you can also look at quickfixn.org which is a .NET port of quickfix. Has the same FromApp/ToApp callbacks but is all .NET - not a wrapper. I haven’t tested it on mono though but conceivably should work.
what would be the best alternative to incorporate a fix engine into a trading application written in csharp and running on linux using the mono compiler? Through my own research I have identified 2 options that seem viable
- use the versafix engine
- use quickfixj with ikvm to make it run under mono
If you have experience with these options or have an opinion about them or know of another alternative, I would like to hear it.thanks
Ramon de Groot
according to this c# - Is there a Fix implementation running under mono? - Stack Overflow post on stackoverflow, quickfixn does not work although I have not tried it myself.
If you are familiar with quickfix and C# is your language of choice, you can also look at quickfixn.org which is a .NET port of quickfix. Has the same FromApp/ToApp callbacks but is all .NET - not a wrapper. I haven’t tested it on mono though but conceivably should work.
what would be the best alternative to incorporate a fix engine into a trading application written in csharp and running on linux using the mono compiler? Through my own research I have identified 2 options that seem viable
- use the versafix engine
- use quickfixj with ikvm to make it run under mono
If you have experience with these options or have an opinion about them or know of another alternative, I would like to hear it.thanks
Ramon de Groot
That StackOverflow post is not applicable. QuickFIX/n (quickfixn.org) is different from QuickFIX (quickfixengine.org). HTH
according to this c# - Is there a Fix implementation running under mono? - Stack Overflow post on stackoverflow, quickfixn does not work although I have not tried it myself.
If you are familiar with quickfix and C# is your language of choice, you can also look at quickfixn.org which is a .NET port of quickfix. Has the same FromApp/ToApp callbacks but is all .NET - not a wrapper. I haven’t tested it on mono though but conceivably should work.
what would be the best alternative to incorporate a fix engine into a trading application written in csharp and running on linux using the mono compiler? Through my own research I have identified 2 options that seem viable
- use the versafix engine
- use quickfixj with ikvm to make it run under mono
If you have experience with these options or have an opinion about them or know of another alternative, I would like to hear it.thanks
Ramon de Groot
Thanks Kevin and Scott for your suggestions. I will have a look at guickfix/n
That StackOverflow post is not applicable. QuickFIX/n (quickfixn.org) is different from QuickFIX (quickfixengine.org). HTH
according to this c# - Is there a Fix implementation running under mono? - Stack Overflow post on stackoverflow, quickfixn does not work although I have not tried it myself.
If you are familiar with quickfix and C# is your language of choice, you can also look at quickfixn.org which is a .NET port of quickfix. Has the same FromApp/ToApp callbacks but is all .NET - not a wrapper. I haven’t tested it on mono though but conceivably should work.
what would be the best alternative to incorporate a fix engine into a trading application written in csharp and running on linux using the mono compiler? Through my own research I have identified 2 options that seem viable
- use the versafix engine
- use quickfixj with ikvm to make it run under mono
If you have experience with these options or have an opinion about them or know of another alternative, I would like to hear it.thanks
Ramon de Groot