This repository showcases how to integrate DLLs into MQL4 and MQL5 environments using Python and C++. It provides simplified examples and guides to help you:
- Build DLL files using C++.
- Utilize pybind11 to create Python-based DLLs for MQL4/MQL5, eliminating the need for advanced C++ knowledge.
- Integrate database engines with Expert Advisors (EAs).
- Develop secure and efficient DLL APIs for:
- Authentication
- Data retrieval
- Enhanced trading functionality
- Expand your skills in building robust trading bots.
- Fork this repository to create your version.
- Clone the repository to your local environment:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/repository-name.git
- Configure the provided CMake file for your target DLL.
(Videos and detailed guides coming soon!) - Leverage tools like pybind11 or your IDE for building the DLL files.
- Implement Python-based analytical logic (e.g., using
matplotlib
) for use within MetaTrader. - Use the provided templates to structure your Python logic effectively.
- Build the target DLL file in the C++ folder using the provided CMake configuration.
- Rename the
.pyd
(Windows) or.so
(Mac/Linux) file to.dll
if necessary.
- Install pybind11:
pip install pybind11
- Write or modify the Python code to suit your needs.
- Use pybind11 to build the DLL.
- Modify the provided C++ code to suit your requirements.
- Compile the code using:
- Direct compilation
- CMake (recommended)
- Copy your compiled DLL to:
MetaTrader > MQL4/MQL5 > Libraries
- Import the DLL in your Expert Advisor, indicator, or script:
#import "YourLibrary.dll" // Define your DLL functions here #import
- Call the DLL functions in your MQL code.
.
├── C++/ # C++ source files for DLL compilation
├── Python/ # Python scripts for building DLLs via pybind11
├── examples/ # Sample MQL4/MQL5 integration code
├── .vscode/ # C++ environment configuration (optional)
└── README.md # Documentation
- C++ Environment Configuration: See
.vscode/c_cpp_properties.json
. - Test C++ Setup: Run the example in the
cpptest
folder. - pybind11 Documentation: Pybind11 Basics
- Install pybind11:
pip install pybind11
Contributions are welcome! Here's how you can help:
- Fork this repository.
- Create a new branch:
git checkout -b feature-name
- Commit your changes:
git commit -m "Add detailed description here"
- Push to the branch:
git push origin feature-name
- Open a Pull Request on GitHub.
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Created with ❤️ by Michael Roberts.