

fix8
Fix8 helps you get your FIX client or server up and running quickly. Using one of the standard FIX schemas you can have a FIX client or server up and running in next to no time.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Linux
Features
- C++
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What is fix8?
Fix8 helps you get your FIX client or server up and running quickly. Using one of the standard FIX schemas you can have a FIX client or server up and running in next to no time.
Statically compile your FIX xml schema and quickly build your FIX application on top. If you need to add customised messages or fields, simply update the schema and recompile.
Fix8 supports standard FIX4.X to FIX5.X and FIXT1.X. If you have a custom FIX variant Fix8 can use that too. New FIX versions will be supported.
Fix8 offers run-time custom fields, message recycling and a meta-data aware test harness. Incorporates lock free queues, atomics and many other modern techniques.
Fix8 is a complete C++ FIX framework, including client/server session and connection classes; support for the standard FIX field types; FIX printer, async logger, async message persister and XML configuration classes.
Fix8 statically supports nested components and groups. The Fix8 compiler and runtime library takes the pain out of using repeating groups.
The code generated by Fix8 is compiled by your compiler offering the best opportunity for optimisation.
The code generated by Fix8 is compiled by your compiler offering the best opportunity for optimisation. Fix8 applications are fast. Typical client encode latency is now 14.7µs, and decode 12.8µs. This is being improved further.
Fix8 has been designed to be extended, customised or enhanced. If you have special requirements, Fix8 provides a flexible platform to develop your application on.
Fix8 supports field and value domain validation, mandatory/optional field assertion, field ordering, well-formedness testing, retransmission and standard session semantics.
Fix8 runs on industry standard Linux. Other NIX variants may work too.


