oot : ask about quantlib in vb6

[my great mailing list]

dear quantlib-user member,

i am a new user in this mailing list. actually i am
looking for example source code for financial
function, especially about days function for example
to count days between dates using 30/360 or
actual/actual and similar formula.

i am a vb6 developer, and found that quantlib library
using c++ and unfortunately it is difficult for me to
understand.

is there any clue or suggestion where i can find such
algorihtm or example source code for financial things
?
or is there quantlib source code for visual basic 6 ?

i already searched from the internet and found it's
very difficult to find those example source code or
algorithm, perhaps you could show me clues about that
?

thank you very much for your attention and
please-please give me you apologize this email not
suitable in here, because i am in desperate position
right now.

sincerely yours

arwan from indonesia


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[Luigi Ballabio]

On Dec 23, 2007, at 9:12 PM, my great mailing list wrote:
> i am a new user in this mailing list. actually i am
> looking for example source code for financial
> function, especially about days function for example
> to count days between dates using 30/360 or
> actual/actual and similar formula.
>
> i am a vb6 developer, and found that quantlib library
> using c++ and unfortunately it is difficult for me to
> understand.

Hi Arwan,
        we don't have any VB6 code, but if you look at the several cpp files
inside the ql/time/daycounters directory in the QuantLib sources you'll
find the algorithms in C++ for the different day counters (look at the
yearFraction() methods.) They're mostly formulas, so it should be
possible for you to read them and translate them to VB6.

Another possibility is to go to the ISDA site (<http://www.isda.org>)
and look for documentation. They're the organization which defines most
day counters.

Luigi


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