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PineForge v0.13.1-379-g9b50973
Deterministic PineScript v6 backtest runtime — C ABI reference
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The layer that turns a transpiled PineScript strategy into kernel commands and reproduces TradingView's own behaviour where it differs from a neutral engine — order priority within a bar, intraday caps, entry admission, rounding thresholds, the quirks a parity corpus measures. More...
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| file | pine_adapter.hpp |
| file | pine_native_host.hpp |
| file | pine_strategy_host.hpp |
| file | pine_scheduler.hpp |
| file | pine_policy_support.hpp |
| file | pine_language_state.hpp |
| file | pine_float_compare.hpp |
| file | market_admission.hpp |
| file | exit_activation.hpp |
| file | exit_lifecycle.hpp |
| file | intraday_cap.hpp |
| file | intraday_order_budget.hpp |
| file | market_admission.hpp |
| file | order_birth.hpp |
| file | order_priority.hpp |
| file | reservation_expansion.hpp |
| file | trail_ticks.hpp |
The layer that turns a transpiled PineScript strategy into kernel commands and reproduces TradingView's own behaviour where it differs from a neutral engine — order priority within a bar, intraday caps, entry admission, rounding thresholds, the quirks a parity corpus measures.
It is a consumer of Kernel / native API, never a privileged one: every rule here is expressible through the same public native API a third-party host uses. A reader migrating away from PineScript wants Kernel / native API; a reader chasing a TradingView divergence wants this layer.