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I have attached a tar.gz of a simple demo I wrote for someone a
while back. It shows the basic calls required to register, create pins etc. and then do something in a loop in Qt5. The paths in the .pro file will need editing. I used to keep a copy of all the machinekit includes and libs under /usr/local, so that I didn't need to have a copy of Machinekit built, to build Qt stuff. I personally do not use QtCreator much, except for occasional Android programs, where it makes things easier. I just use a terminal based file editor / file management program and run qmake etc from the command line. You can just import these files and build / run etc under QtCreator however. I tend to use Qt, even for terminal programs, because I am familiar with it and have a lot of libraries written in it for Machinekit. For any kind of UI, it comes into its own and just makes life simpler ( for me at least ). But if std:: C++ is what you prefer, go with that. regards On 07/02/19 11:20, 'Boris Skegin' via
Machinekit wrote:
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QtDemo2.tar.gz
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