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From: Ahmad M. <ahm...@gm...> - 2010-09-20 08:49:24
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Good day Luigi, I have spotted this old thread on Wilmot ( http://www.wilmott.com/messageview.cfm?catid=10&threadid=36148) regarding "Compiling Quantlib to .NET MIL". Are those comments still valid? Is it possible to compile Quantlib using the /clr option. I have tried this and the the compilation was successful albeit with a few warnings. However, I was not able to use the resultant binary in a C# project? Is this even possible? Would you suggest this? I think the question also what are the other compilations options available for QL for a .Net environment? I have successfully used the C# SWIG bindings and have been able to call into the QL library. I am looking for alternatives ways to use QL within a .Net environment. (The C# port of the QuantLib(qlnet.org) is not actively maintained, so that is not an option) Some background - the plan is to use QL within a Windows-based client-server environment (and possible a standalone server-side only application for batch processing). Are there any gotcha's that you may be aware of that I need to know? Your help/advice on this will be highly appreciated. I am complete C++ noob, so please forgive some of the naive questions. There also does not seem to be much information apart from the C# SWIG options for QuantLib. Regards, -- Ahmad Mahomed |