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6.4 KiB
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156 lines
6.4 KiB
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/*
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* Legal Notice
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* This document and associated source code (the "Work") is a part of a
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* benchmark specification maintained by the TPC.
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* The TPC reserves all right, title, and interest to the Work as provided
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* 1.1 TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE INFORMATION
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* Contributors
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* - Doug Johnson
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*/
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/******************************************************************************
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* Description: Implemenation of the MEETradingFloor class.
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* See MEETradingFloor.h for a description.
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******************************************************************************/
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#include "main/MEETradingFloor.h"
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using namespace TPCE;
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RNGSEED CMEETradingFloor::GetRNGSeed(void) {
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return (m_rnd.GetSeed());
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}
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void CMEETradingFloor::SetRNGSeed(RNGSEED RNGSeed) {
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m_rnd.SetSeed(RNGSeed);
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}
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// Constructor - use default RNG seed
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CMEETradingFloor::CMEETradingFloor(CMEESUTInterface *pSUT, CMEEPriceBoard *pPriceBoard, CMEETickerTape *pTickerTape,
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CDateTime *pBaseTime, CDateTime *pCurrentTime)
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: m_pSUT(pSUT), m_pPriceBoard(pPriceBoard), m_pTickerTape(pTickerTape), m_pBaseTime(pBaseTime),
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m_pCurrentTime(pCurrentTime), m_rnd(RNGSeedBaseMEETradingFloor), m_OrderProcessingDelayMean(1.0) {
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}
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// Constructor - RNG seed provided
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CMEETradingFloor::CMEETradingFloor(CMEESUTInterface *pSUT, CMEEPriceBoard *pPriceBoard, CMEETickerTape *pTickerTape,
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CDateTime *pBaseTime, CDateTime *pCurrentTime, RNGSEED RNGSeed)
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: m_pSUT(pSUT), m_pPriceBoard(pPriceBoard), m_pTickerTape(pTickerTape), m_pBaseTime(pBaseTime),
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m_pCurrentTime(pCurrentTime), m_rnd(RNGSeed), m_OrderProcessingDelayMean(1.0) {
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}
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CMEETradingFloor::~CMEETradingFloor(void) {
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}
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inline double CMEETradingFloor::GenProcessingDelay(double Mean) {
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double Result = RoundToNearestNsec(m_rnd.RndDoubleNegExp(Mean));
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if (Result > m_MaxOrderProcessingDelay) {
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return (m_MaxOrderProcessingDelay);
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} else {
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return (Result);
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}
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}
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INT32 CMEETradingFloor::SubmitTradeRequest(PTradeRequest pTradeRequest) {
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switch (pTradeRequest->eAction) {
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case eMEEProcessOrder: { // Use {...} to keep compiler from complaining that
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// other cases/default skip initialization of
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// pNewOrder.
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// This is either a market order or a limit order that has been
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// triggered, so it gets traded right away. Make a copy in storage under
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// our control.
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PTradeRequest pNewOrder = new TTradeRequest;
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*pNewOrder = *pTradeRequest;
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return (m_OrderTimers.StartTimer(GenProcessingDelay(m_OrderProcessingDelayMean), this,
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&CMEETradingFloor::SendTradeResult, pNewOrder));
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} // Use {...} to keep compiler from complaining that other cases/default
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// skip initialization of pNewOrder.
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case eMEESetLimitOrderTrigger:
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// This is a limit order
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m_pTickerTape->PostLimitOrder(pTradeRequest);
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return (m_OrderTimers.ProcessExpiredTimers());
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default:
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// Throw and exception - SHOULD NEVER GET HERE!
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return (m_OrderTimers.ProcessExpiredTimers());
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}
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}
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INT32 CMEETradingFloor::GenerateTradeResult(void) {
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return (m_OrderTimers.ProcessExpiredTimers());
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}
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void CMEETradingFloor::SendTradeResult(PTradeRequest pTradeRequest) {
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eTradeTypeID eTradeType;
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TTradeResultTxnInput TxnInput;
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TTickerEntry TickerEntry;
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double CurrentPrice = -1.0;
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eTradeType = m_pTickerTape->ConvertTradeTypeIdToEnum(pTradeRequest->trade_type_id);
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CurrentPrice = m_pPriceBoard->GetCurrentPrice(pTradeRequest->symbol).DollarAmount();
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// Populate Trade-Result inputs, and send to SUT
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TxnInput.trade_id = pTradeRequest->trade_id;
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// Make sure the Trade-Result has the right price based on the type of
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// trade.
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if ((eTradeType == eLimitBuy && pTradeRequest->price_quote < CurrentPrice) ||
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(eTradeType == eLimitSell && pTradeRequest->price_quote > CurrentPrice)) {
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TxnInput.trade_price = pTradeRequest->price_quote;
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} else {
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TxnInput.trade_price = CurrentPrice;
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}
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m_pSUT->TradeResult(&TxnInput);
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// Populate Ticker Entry information
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strncpy(TickerEntry.symbol, pTradeRequest->symbol, sizeof(TickerEntry.symbol));
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TickerEntry.trade_qty = pTradeRequest->trade_qty;
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// Note that the Trade-Result sent out above does not always use
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// the current price. We're about to "lie" by setting the ticker entry
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// price to the current price regardless of how the Trade-Result
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// price was actually set. We do this to preserve the continuity
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// of the price curve. This is important because the ticker prices
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// are used by transactions to make decisions. It is possible for
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// the Trade-Result price to be out of sync with the price curve,
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// and putting this price into the ticker stream will alter the
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// behavior of other transactions. If you're having a guilt-attack
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// about this lie (or are just plain curious), comment out the
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// assignment using CurrentPrice and uncomment the assignment
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// using TxnInput.trade_price.
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//
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TickerEntry.price_quote = CurrentPrice;
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// TickerEntry.price_quote = TxnInput.trade_price;
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m_pTickerTape->AddEntry(&TickerEntry);
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delete pTradeRequest;
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}
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