Re: calendar problem when calling quantlib lib from java
Posted by
Tito Ingargiola on
URL: http://quantlib.414.s1.nabble.com/calendar-problem-when-calling-quantlib-lib-from-java-tp5595p5605.html
Hi Pierre,
Your example is unclear to me. If it's java, then I think you may be not constructing the objects correctly. Below is a java code fragment and its output which I'm able to build and run. If you supply a simple example I can see if I can get it to run. You will likely need to look in the swig .i files to understand how to translate from the c++ into java. Regards,
Tito.
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In java, I'm able to say:
DayCounter dayCounter = new Actual365Fixed();
System.out.println(dayCounter);
DayCounter actualAct = new ActualActual();
System.out.println(actualAct);
Calendar calendar = new
TARGET();
System.out.println(calendar);
Calendar us = new UnitedStates();
System.out.println(us);
And I get output:
Actual/365 (Fixed) day counter
Actual/Actual (ISDA) day counter
TARGET calendar
US settlement calendar
moloko <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi I've got a little problem
I'm calling the quantlib library compiled as a shared library on Linux (
using the -fPIC option )
in a java wrapper.
So, the code calling the ql lib is into a java function.
My code crash with some memory allocation problem ( hard to know coz I don't
have each time the message ) when I want to define a calendar
:
Calendar calendar = UnitedStates();
On the other hand this :
Calendar calendar = NullCalendar();
is working
I've got a glibc detected malloc() memory corrupt
... and I've the same thing with
DayCounter dDayCounter = ActualActual(ActualActual::ISDA);
but OneDayCounter() is working
Does anybd has an idea ?
Could it come from boots ?
Thanks
Pierre
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