{{Quickfixn}} to everyone asking about NuGet
Grant Birchmeier
gbirchmeier at connamara.com
Tue Nov 19 08:31:05 PST 2019
Hi all,
Getting quite a few questions about NuGet recently, so I'm going to give
some answers here.
First, a point of clarification: *We have never released a NuGet
package. *That one you found? It's unofficial. Someone else made that.
That other one? Not us either.
*Will we ever release a NuGet package?* Yes. The demand is clear. We
will release a 1.9.0 when we can find the time for it. (Reminder: we don't
get paid for this, so it takes a back seat to other clients.)
*But how do I use 1.9.0 right now?* You do it the old fashioned way:
download the dlls from QuickFIXn.org.
*Should I build it from source?* Honestly, that's my recommendation if
you're experienced with QF/n. Since, in practice, every FIX interface's DD
is customized, I think everyone should regenerate the source from their DD
and make a custom build with typesafe field accessors.
*However, building is not as easy as it should be:* And I want to fix
that. The codegen uses Ruby 1.9. It's somewhat embarrassing to ask .NET
devs to install a stupid-old version of Ruby to generate C# code. By the
time Spring hits, I hope to release a C#-based codegen tool to do this, and
I will start adding docs for codegen instructions and pointers.
*But how about that NuGet?* Yeah, we heard you. We'll get there.
Thanks for your patience
-Grant
--
Grant Birchmeier
*Connamara Systems, LLC*
*Made-To-Measure Trading Solutions.*
Exactly what you need. No more. No less.
http://connamara.com
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