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Introduction to FAST and QuickFAST for C++ Developers
ScheduleThere are no open enrollment classes currently scheduled. |
Goals |
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The FAST Protocol is a specification for compressing message-oriented data streams. Originally designed as a streaming version of the Financial
Information Exchange (FIX) protocol for market data, it has applications in non-FIX applications and outside of financial services because of its
ability to customize its compression for a specific domain without writing custom code. QuickFAST is an open source C++ implementation of the FAST specification, enabling financial applications to compress and decompress FAST streaming data. This class provides C++ developers with an introduction to the FAST protocol and with hands-on development experience encoding and decoding data with QuickFAST. There are several goals for this class:
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Audience |
| Software architects and designers, application developers, and systems integrators. Those evaluating FAST and its open source implementation, QuickFAST, to obtain a more complete (hands-on) understanding of the range of features available and how to use them correctly will benefit from this class. |
Duration |
| 3 days |
Prerequisites |
| Intermediate to advanced C++ programming ability. A general understanding of programming concepts, including network programming. No prior understanding of FIX or FAST is required. |
Contents |
Overview of the FAST Protocol
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Format |
| Lecture and programming exercises |
