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I created a GitHub project for my python code that works with the ibapi. To give an insight to whether it may be useful to you I made an accompanying youtube video that can be found

I had a side discussion with Eitan but I think it is useful to explain the change made on the C++ API that fixes the bug reported in this thread: /g/twsapi/message/51775 The error

OKAY I FIXED IT. WHO EVER READS THIS AND WANTS TO COMPILE WITH VS 2022 AND 10.32 HERE ARE THE STEPS I USED TO GET IT TO WORK 1. Try compiling the "TestCppClient\Debug\TestCppClientStatic.exe "?

On Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 07:26 PM, Marluv wrote: check your architecture this might be an x64 vs x86 issue. Don't remember much about C++ but this might be a libbid.lib architecture issue.

Okay I followed the TEXT document (NOT FOUND IN THE BETA DONWLOAD) . I was able to use NMAKE and compile the floating point library called (libbid.lib) I then placed the libbid.lib in my

I tried to reach out to you individually to send me your code as I cannot replicate the test you are doing with TestCppClient example. The example code connects and disconnects rapidly 50 times in a

Thanks Jurgen and bespalex! This doesn't happen very frequently, so memory corruption is possible. I will also try threading.excepthook as mentioned by bespalex and come back with further update!

I'd try to figure out, where those bytes come from. This feels like some memory corruption inside the client and it is unlikely that they came from TWS/IBGW through the socket connection (though not

you can catch exceptions in threads without modifying the ibapi source code by using Python's threading.excepthook function

oops sorry didn't register the fact you can't detect it in main()

how about ``` def safe_float_conversion(value): try: return float(value) except ValueError: return None # or some default value ```

Using Python api - From time to time i am getting following error and it stops the api thread completely. I can't catch this exception in Main thread. This happens with HistoricalData callback. It is

Thanks again Jürgen for your help and support, it is greatly appreciated. I will get my client to check their market data subscriptions again.? We have also put the question out directly to IB

TWS API ships with file source/CppClient/Intel_lib_build.txt that describes the libbid build process. Jürgen

The error is very clear in your first post. You have to link in the library "libbid.lib" Somewhere in the API docs or README files (I forget where) it tells you that you have to compile your own

Maybe this is eventually a question for IBKR since we do not know all account details. But here a few thoughts: * Your client will likely need different subscriptions for Level 1 (top of market),

Update ... I also issued a request to the reqMktDepthExchanges() method to just to return a list of exchanges from where market depth is available if the user has the appropriate market data

TradingView is not an IBKR offering and may not have all the "secondary user" features. I am sure, Mel was referring to IBKR's "TWS Mobile" that you can find here:

I tried removing the LIBBID.LIB now I get a linker method errror 2>Generating Code... 2>TwsSocketClientStatic.lib(Decimal.obj) : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol ___bid64_add referenced in

HERE IS THE FULL COMPILE FOR BOTH STATIC PROJECTS IN THE SOLUTION Rebuild started at 5:33 PM... 1>------ Rebuild All started: Project: TwsSocketClientStatic, Configuration: Debug x64