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Chain processing in Ema C/C++

Hello,

I could not find any LSEG 64Bit C/C++ examples of how to process chains in Ema.

Can somebody please point me to the one?

Thanks, Vlad.

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I got the article and am familiar with concepts. For Java a chain processing is based on ValueAddObjectsForEma library. Does similar library exist for C/C++ with chains implementation in it?
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Hi @vladislav.tolmachyov​,

No we don't have a similar library for C++. The closest is the sample in .NET C#.


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Ok, is there C++ Refinitiv/LSEG provided API? Where is it documented?
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Hi @vladislav.tolmachyov,

There are two part articles which explain Chain processing in EMA. The accompanying code is in EMA Java, but same concept will apply to C++ as well.

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Hi @vladislav.tolmachyov,

Which API does your existing 32 bit application use? Essentially the chain processing logic is same - regardless of the API or language, and this processing logic is described in detail in the two part articles shared in previous answer.

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