Yes. Typically add the user you run your application as to the uucp group or maybe enable filesystem ACLs and set a suitable ACL on your serial device.
You are, unfortunately, very right. This library of mine is still very static and the redesign is slow-going (work responsibilities are picking up towards the end of the year). With regards to interaction, have a look at the Qt Chart example if you haven't done so yet:
im also a real beginner and i wanna know if there's any clear advice about how to use the qserialdevice library in a project?
i cant compile the examples i guess i have to build the buildlibrary first but the problem is that i get errors inside the codes and so building the library doesnt get successful and when building the examples,i get this error : cannot find -lqserialdevice
how shuold i correctly build the library so that i can compile examples of qserialdevice and also use the library?
is there a step by step guide for that or can anybody plz tell me in detail?
ill be so thankfull for that.
[quote author="matthazley" date="1314876103"]I had a lot of comms coming in so maybe I was triggering too many signals too fast and this was growing the event queue??? I'm not sure... [/quote]
This could be the reason, ort perhaps you had some wrong connect statements (which threads are processing the comm's data? how did you do the connect, etc.).