--- In "Mike Lehmann" <> wrote:
>
> I have to display real-time graphs on my TS-7300. What would you guys
> suggest as far as graphing this goes? It will print one graph, wipe it and
> then print another in it's place. Is QT the best bet for this? Also, how
> tough do you think it would be to install QWT onto my 7300?
> Thanks.
>
look at gnuplot. It is a very powerful and flexible plotting program that can
output in miraid formats.
these can be bitmapped images (jpeg png ,etc) vectorial:postscipt, svg ... or
interactive terminals like x11.
I use it to serve up images via apache rather than directly on the SBC but you
will probably find an output format that suits what you need.
It can also do other tasks on the data either internally or by calling a shell.
I run two instances, one runs as a control loop and controls hardware connected
to the 7250 , the second produces live data logging graphs.
HTH
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