QuickFix.Net.NETCore 1.8.1

.NET Standard 2.0 This package targets .NET Standard 2.0. The package is compatible with this framework or higher. 
dotnet add package QuickFix.Net.NETCore --version 1.8.1                

                    
                

            
NuGet\Install-Package QuickFix.Net.NETCore -Version 1.8.1
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package. 
<PackageReference Include="QuickFix.Net.NETCore" Version="1.8.1" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
paket add QuickFix.Net.NETCore --version 1.8.1                

                    
                

            
#r "nuget: QuickFix.Net.NETCore, 1.8.1"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
// Install QuickFix.Net.NETCore as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=QuickFix.Net.NETCore&version=1.8.1

// Install QuickFix.Net.NETCore as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=QuickFix.Net.NETCore&version=1.8.1

QuickFIX/n is a .NET port of QuickFIX, an open source C++ FIX engine. We love QuickFIX. We have been contributors nearly since its conception and use it heavily in our products and consulting. The goal of QuickFIX/n is to create an open source FIX engine that feels native to C#. The (C++) QuickFIX project maintains a C# wrapper which has been used successfully in .NET for many years, but it results in code that is not idiomatic of .NET development. QuickFIX/n attempts to keep the same robustness and conformance of QuickFIX with a similar API while bringing native performance and idiomatic usage to .NET. For Java development, please visit the excellent QuickFIX/J. QuickFIX/n uses the QuickFIX name with the full backing and support of QuickFIX and its creator Oren Miller.

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.NET Core netcoreapp2.0 was computed.  netcoreapp2.1 was computed.  netcoreapp2.2 was computed.  netcoreapp3.0 was computed.  netcoreapp3.1 was computed. 
.NET Standard netstandard2.0 is compatible.  netstandard2.1 was computed. 
.NET Framework net461 was computed.  net462 was computed.  net463 was computed.  net47 was computed.  net471 was computed.  net472 was computed.  net48 was computed.  net481 was computed. 
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Tizen tizen40 was computed.  tizen60 was computed. 
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QuickFix.Net.NETCore.FIX44

QuickFIX/n is a .NET port of QuickFIX, an open source C++ FIX engine. We love QuickFIX. We have been contributors nearly since its conception and use it heavily in our products and consulting. The goal of QuickFIX/n is to create an open source FIX engine that feels native to C#. The (C++) QuickFIX project maintains a C# wrapper which has been used successfully in .NET for many years, but it results in code that is not idiomatic of .NET development. QuickFIX/n attempts to keep the same robustness and conformance of QuickFIX with a similar API while bringing native performance and idiomatic usage to .NET. For Java development, please visit the excellent QuickFIX/J. QuickFIX/n uses the QuickFIX name with the full backing and support of QuickFIX and its creator Oren Miller.
QuickFix.Net.NETCore.FIX42

QuickFIX/n is a .NET port of QuickFIX, an open source C++ FIX engine. We love QuickFIX. We have been contributors nearly since its conception and use it heavily in our products and consulting. The goal of QuickFIX/n is to create an open source FIX engine that feels native to C#. The (C++) QuickFIX project maintains a C# wrapper which has been used successfully in .NET for many years, but it results in code that is not idiomatic of .NET development. QuickFIX/n attempts to keep the same robustness and conformance of QuickFIX with a similar API while bringing native performance and idiomatic usage to .NET. For Java development, please visit the excellent QuickFIX/J. QuickFIX/n uses the QuickFIX name with the full backing and support of QuickFIX and its creator Oren Miller.
QuickFix.Net.NETCore.FIX50

QuickFIX/n is a .NET port of QuickFIX, an open source C++ FIX engine. We love QuickFIX. We have been contributors nearly since its conception and use it heavily in our products and consulting. The goal of QuickFIX/n is to create an open source FIX engine that feels native to C#. The (C++) QuickFIX project maintains a C# wrapper which has been used successfully in .NET for many years, but it results in code that is not idiomatic of .NET development. QuickFIX/n attempts to keep the same robustness and conformance of QuickFIX with a similar API while bringing native performance and idiomatic usage to .NET. For Java development, please visit the excellent QuickFIX/J. QuickFIX/n uses the QuickFIX name with the full backing and support of QuickFIX and its creator Oren Miller.
QuickFix.Net.NETCore.FIX43

QuickFIX/n is a .NET port of QuickFIX, an open source C++ FIX engine. We love QuickFIX. We have been contributors nearly since its conception and use it heavily in our products and consulting. The goal of QuickFIX/n is to create an open source FIX engine that feels native to C#. The (C++) QuickFIX project maintains a C# wrapper which has been used successfully in .NET for many years, but it results in code that is not idiomatic of .NET development. QuickFIX/n attempts to keep the same robustness and conformance of QuickFIX with a similar API while bringing native performance and idiomatic usage to .NET. For Java development, please visit the excellent QuickFIX/J. QuickFIX/n uses the QuickFIX name with the full backing and support of QuickFIX and its creator Oren Miller.
QuickFix.Net.NETCore.FIX40

QuickFIX/n is a .NET port of QuickFIX, an open source C++ FIX engine. We love QuickFIX. We have been contributors nearly since its conception and use it heavily in our products and consulting. The goal of QuickFIX/n is to create an open source FIX engine that feels native to C#. The (C++) QuickFIX project maintains a C# wrapper which has been used successfully in .NET for many years, but it results in code that is not idiomatic of .NET development. QuickFIX/n attempts to keep the same robustness and conformance of QuickFIX with a similar API while bringing native performance and idiomatic usage to .NET. For Java development, please visit the excellent QuickFIX/J. QuickFIX/n uses the QuickFIX name with the full backing and support of QuickFIX and its creator Oren Miller.

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1.8.1 626,498 9/18/2018
1.8.0 9,765 8/30/2018

New in 1.8.1: "* introduce .nuspec and modifications to csprojs * (#493) fix DD parsing issues with certain comments * update release notes with some missing entries * fix delete-generated; a prev fix broke it * release note for previous commit (pull #486) * More informative exception for DD parsing errors * added x64 support in solution and project files * Step 3. Updated release script and readme * Step 2: Remove message sources from the QuickFIXn folder because it's cumbersome to ignore all the message folders in .csproj * Step 1: Create separate .csproj projects for all versions of FIX specs, dynamic load of QuickFix.*.dll assemblies *  Include net core 2.0 in acceptance tests. * Updated release readme. * Fix paths in example config files. * Update package script to include NET Standard 2.0. * Ensure key files and config are copied to output for examples. * Update example notes * Fixed indenting in README.md * Updated build, test, and release scripts. * Remove Ruby code to generate FixMessages.csproj as the new csproj format does not require it. * Migrate to new csproj format and add target or netstandard2.0. * Fix warnings about comments."