This video should help anybody get set up building TWS API programs on Linux. Trader Workstation is a desktop platform by Interactive Brokers and it is used for trading markets all around the world. This video shows how to set up a build environment for TWS API from which you can code your own systems using the C or C++ programming language. This video covers the initial setup and provides information that relates to setting up a simple development environment.
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0:00 Context
0:47 Following the guide
2:28 Get the files set up directories
4:30 Get Software
5:26 Get / Test compiler
7:00 Get Jan’s repository
8:20 Explain both build methods
9:45 Starting build method 1
10:30 Building the dynamic link library
11:33 Recap of terminal setup
12:35 Build the test application
13:29 Building it and first run
14:14 Setting up TWS with MSFT data
15:20 Check API settings and Run
16:24 Check API Logs
17:08 Explain Second Build Method
17:51 Building the object code
19:13 Build the static application
20:03 Explaining the bash script
22:00 Make the bash executable
22:59 Bonuses
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