Hi Denis + Laszlo, > IMHO, this for QextSerialPort: do not see any features.
QextSerialPort is pretty old ( from the 90s ) and the fact that it isn't really a Qt library is probably the reason why it has survived all the development of Qt without being actively maintained. But I don't vote for it in any way - all I wanted to do is to report from a related discussion as far as I can recall it. > In summary I would say that QtSerialPort completely outperforms > conventional counterparts of similar libraries for Qt, and it's true. > You yourself can compare it. :) QextSerialPort has one killer feature: Qt4 support ! Qt4 is where the applications are and probably will stay for quite some time. Especially in embedded environments using the serial port is quite common and unfortunately Qt5/QWS seems to be regression. I guess QtSerialPort could easily support - even early - Qt4 versions. The question is if this is something you could do as a graduated Qt5 module ? -- Let me add one comment from the point of view of my project: the serial port and a plot library are a very natural combination and the idea of a special plot widget that is tailored to display values from the serial port has been discussed several times. But I never wanted to add a dependency for Qwt from a 3rd party like QextSerialPort, but a lib that has a status of being the "standard" solution for Qt applications would be different. Uwe _______________________________________________ Development mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/development
