RE: [Quickfix-developers] 8=100 ???

[Brian E. <Br...@ma...>]

This is along the same problem that I am having.  The Parser searches for
the first '8=' in the buffer.  The problem if the beginning of the buffer is
not 8=FIX.4.X, it picks up the next 8=, tag, which probably for you was
38=100.  I've added an additional log in the parser code, that write to a
file immediately after the 'recv'.  I've read through the code a half dozen
times, and I don't see where it could be getting out of sync.  Hopefully the
additional logging will give me some clues.

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew [mailto:an...@nm...]
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 12:10 AM
To: qui...@li...
Subject: [Quickfix-developers] 8=100 ???


Any idea how a message with 8=100 could have been created?  I have it in my
incoming_log.

8=100
40=2
59=2
44=27.53000000
32=0
31=0.00000000
30=N
14=0
6=0.00000000
1=8
H3C
60=20031027-14:02:23
150=0
151=100
10=154
8=FIX.4.1
9=234
35=8
49=SLK
56
=SEND-3
34=511
57=u780578
52=20031027-14:02:23
17=150625026
20=0
39=0
37=JFZ
00728
11=3_714
54=1
55=FDO
38=100
40=2
59=2
44=40.26000000
32=0
31=0.0000000
0
30=N
14=0
6=0.00000000
1=8H3C
60=20031027-14:02:23
150=0
151=100
10=142
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