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A FIX standard for binary message encoding

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I have a problem using the Visual Studio for CME iLink3 SBE schema editing. After I've added `semanticAttributes` to the `simpleDataType`, `memberDataType` and `compositeDataType` elements, the VS started to complain...

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Posted on FIX website (https://forum.fixtrading.org/t/public-comment-period-simple-binary-encoding-sbe-v2-0-rc1/14182/2) by user sorabai (Sorabain de Lioncourt): Pretty minor, but noticed an error in “standard encoding of MonthYear” … a uint16 could never contain the value...

I'd like to discuss some possible ways to add extensibility to SBE schema. SBE schema has its main purpose to define the protocol "on-the-wire". In addition it contains some additional...

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Imported Dublin Core metadata schema

Chapter about message schema explains the attributes of various elements. It seems that copy/paste errors were made that lead to the wrong terms being used. Please review the following items:...

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Chapter on message schema uses backticks to highlight attribute names , e.g. "... `semanticType` attribute ..." just like element names. Other chapters do not. Suggest to make consistent one way...

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Proposal explained [here](https://github.com/real-logic/simple-binary-encoding/issues/831)

While correct, the schema extension example could be misinterpreted due to vocabulary used. For example, a new reader who missed the implicit zero based versioning, could misunderstand how version 1...

Each FIX datatype is already mapped to a field encoding in SBE. To aid mapping to other protocols, each SBE encoding should also be mapped to a semantic type as...

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Since unit is not constant, it should be on the wire. See: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52830872/89452303-d1b7a980-d733-11ea-810e-59350a936a9a.png) The nanoseconds should be there ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52830872/89452734-84880780-d734-11ea-898e-0c94ab67bfa6.png) (nanoseconds = 9) Unless unit time is constant.

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