Has anyone been successful at interfacing Quickfix with PHP? A few
people have asked about this in the past but there weren't any follow ups.
Running the latest SWIG against quickfix.i to create a PHP wrapper shows
syntax errors on the python-related sections. Removing those sections
(since I'm only generating a PHP wrapper) results in SWIG showing
warnings but at least it completes. Compiling the resulting
quickfix_wrap.cpp file fails, with a lot of "invalid cast type" errors -
which are probably related to the earlier swig warnings.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
# swig -php -c++ quickfix.i
../C++/Exceptions.h:34: Warning(314): 'Exception' is a php reserved
class name, class renamed as 'c_Exception'
../C++/Exceptions.h:38: Warning(314): 'Exception' is a php reserved
class name, constructor renamed as 'c_Exception'
../C++/SocketInitiator.h:37: Warning(319): No access specifier given for
base class SocketConnector::Strategy (ignored).
../C++/SocketAcceptor.h:37: Warning(319): No access specifier given for
base class SocketServer::Strategy (ignored).
../C++/Exceptions.h:34: Warning(401): Nothing known about base class
'std::logic_error'. Ignored.
../C++/Field.h:97: Warning(503): Can't wrap 'operator <' unless renamed
to a valid identifier.
../C++/Field.h:141: Warning(503): Can't wrap 'operator <<' unless
renamed to a valid identifier.
../C++/Field.h:160: Warning(503): Can't wrap 'operator const
std::string' unless renamed to a valid identifier.
../C++/Field.h:163: Warning(503): Can't wrap 'operator <' unless renamed
to a valid identifier.
(... and many similar repeated ...)
... and then:
# gcc `php-config --includes` -fpic -c ./quickfix_wrap.cpp
./quickfix_wrap.cpp:2140:20: error: config.h: No such file or directory
./quickfix_wrap.cpp: In function âvoid* _IntArrayTo_int(void*, int*)â:
./quickfix_wrap.cpp:2272: error: cast from âvoid*â to âIntArrayâ loses
precision
./quickfix_wrap.cpp: In function âvoid _wrap_new_AvgPx__SWIG_1(int,
zval*, zval**, zval*, int)â:
./quickfix_wrap.cpp:25347: error: invalid cast from type âdoubleâ to
type âFIX::PRICE*â
(... hundreds more "invalid cast from type" errors thrown ...)
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