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<b>I am sorry to say this, but non of your stupid posts helped Mr. riskaverse305</b> Sorry man, I shut up my stupid mouth :)

Thus advocating .net...

<b>Are you working for them?</b> I use their QS code...

The source code is also available. Read at the bottom http://www.smartquant.com/order.php

www.smartquant.com/quantdeveloper.php

What about .net 2.0? Never use x.0 version of any product ? :)

After all, let me mention that many people think that .net executes a kind of scripting / interpreted code, and thus it's much slower than native c++ or c code. This is simply not true because .net runs the same byte (machine) code as c++ executable. The only difference is that .net uses JIT...

Well, the question was rather about ATS, thus I assume this gentleman is not going to write a low level engine like QuickFIX, which is indeed an excellent piece of code, but rather a high level automated trading system, right?

PS. Take a look at QuickFIX engine for example (open source, managed c++ and .net).

Hmm, what about managed c++ in .net ? You can use it if you want to speed up any critical part of the framework. Also, you can call unmanaged code (be it assembler or plain c) under .net. Any problems here? Vasilii

It looks like .Net / c# is a winner. You can browse www.smartquant.com to get started. Vasilii