Hi folks, > Last time I tried RTiC-Scope it was very buggy and not supported.
As stated in the Readme files ... I couldn't find out if it can trigger ... > Best > solution I found was RTP, Real Time Plotter. I made modifications so it could > plot one or two signals in the same window, and read from RT-FIFOs. The > problem with this is you have to install and old version of Qt libraries to > compile it, I think it was 1.44. I never tried this thing. When I searched for it: The screenshot on linux journal is gone ... > Somebody should implement a free and flexible plotting tool before I have to > do it myself ;-) I wrote 2 oscilloscopes with GTK and GtkDatabox. But I changed unfortunately so many things of rtic-lab so that I don't know if they will work with minor modifications. If there's someone interested in the simple one (200 lines): mail me and I'll try to make it again rtic compatible and public. For my 2nd version mbuff was used. This allowed many more scope features that seemed to be difficult or even impossible with FIFOs. A circular buffer is your friend for a oscilloscope ... If there are some folks willing to create a really good oscilloscope (same functionality as xoscope) maybe we could merge some code snippets. There is also someone who made a very simple scope for comedi using gnuplot. Maybe you should check the comedi mailing list archive for this. Stefan -- [rtl] --- To unsubscribe: echo "unsubscribe rtl" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR echo "unsubscribe rtl <Your_email>" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- For more information on Real-Time Linux see: http://www.rtlinux.org/
