
- #RESOLVING QUANTEXT OPEN RISK ENGINE BUILD ERRORS INSTALL#
- #RESOLVING QUANTEXT OPEN RISK ENGINE BUILD ERRORS CODE#
- #RESOLVING QUANTEXT OPEN RISK ENGINE BUILD ERRORS WINDOWS#
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#RESOLVING QUANTEXT OPEN RISK ENGINE BUILD ERRORS WINDOWS#
Cannot build QuantExt in Windows using Visual Studio 2015 HOT 9.build error on windows with gcc on msys64 HOT 4.

Visual Studio build error due to fxspot.*pp in project files HOT 2.cashflow report discount factor is not aligned with NPV HOT 1.Indexing object with FX reset in advance fails in XVA HOT 1.Indexing object in a fixed leg of a swap doesn't work when ccy pair has to be derived with triangulation HOT 8.Right, your Dockerfile has indeed all the answers. So for now I'll just stick to autotools.įrom engine. On the topic of CMake, I noticed that has added CMake support to ORE on a fork, but I decided to stay with mainline as it seems his work will probably need some tidy-up before a PR can be submitted. Interestingly, I've built QuantLib with CMake so perhaps they too have this problem I'll check. I'll have a look at your Dockerfile and see how it differs from mine - likely I am doing something wrong, as I have diffed ORE's autotools setup with QuantLib's and I can't see anything significantly different (other than a few sensible clean-ups). mcraveiro commented on May 4, thanks for the prompt reply.

The ORE makefiles are based of the QL ones, autotools are a bit old but very portable, I would like to move to cmake at some point but that's a separate issue I think.įrom engine.
#RESOLVING QUANTEXT OPEN RISK ENGINE BUILD ERRORS INSTALL#
I think there were some issues similar to the ones you describe around make install (which I don't run normally). These are a bit different to the one in /tools/Docker and they should be merged (or one set deleted), but for now maybe try them out? they are layered so you have separate ones for boost, QL, ORE libs and then the app itself.

We just pushed some Docker compose scripts to /Docker that we had been starting to us. Comments (4) QuaternionRisk commented on May 4, 2023
