Hi,
Yes good luck on this venture.
It's best if you can co-ordinate with the QuantLib team, because from one release to the next, you can expect quite a lot of refactoring within QuantLib itself. This has happened many times in the past, the most recent being the pricing engine objects framework (with many engines now taking process objects as input and thus the interface of the derived instrument classes changing).
I understand that from the final 1.0 release of QuantLib, the interface should become more concrete, but I would advise
co-ordinating with QuantLib if you want success.
I believe that the Excel QuantLib-Addin is a direct success of such a collaboration (although I do find the stock spreadsheets a bit complex to use).
I see the following advantages with your approach...
The ability to serialise objects to XML or binary natively.
The ability to take advantage of .Net's remoting and web services framework for enterprise applications.
The ability to serialise objects to a database via NHibernate or other such object mapping frameworks.
The ability to integrate this framework with .NET Grid computing frameworks for distributed computing.
I certainly hope you are successful in this venture...
Good luck,
Toyin Akin.
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> On Dec 28, 2007, at 5:49 PM, QLNet wrote:
> > a new porting of the fantastic QuantLib Library in C# is born .
> > You can give a look at : http://trac2.assembla.com/QLNet/
>
> Hi,
> good luck for your project.
>
> A quick note: the text on the page linked above,
>
> "QLNet is a free open source porting of the QuantLib Financial Library
> developed by the QuantLib Group in .NET enviroment ( C# )"
>
> could be misinterpreted to mean that QLNet is developed by the QuantLib
> group, which is not the case. May I suggest rewording the sentence?
>
> Luigi
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