OK, several qt compiles later... and mt lib is present and appears to work (links ok and non-mt app runs OK)
this is the configure command I used for any who care. I make no claim that it is a good one, or that it is truly working for mt
./configure -embedded arm -shared -static -debug -release -no-gif -thread -no-cups -no-ipv6 -no-imgfmt-png -no-imgfmt-jpeg -no-imgfmt-mng -no-freetype -no-zlib -disable-sql -no-gfx-mach64 -no-gfx-matrox -no-gfx-shadowfb -no-gfx-snap -no-gfx-transformed -no-gfx-vga16 -no-gfx-voodoo
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 6:18 PM, findmike62 <> wrote:
Does anyone have the multithreaded qt libs for the qt that ships? Or any qt that works with the 2.4 kernel? I jsut got to the point where I need to combine my data acq and networking, and threading is required. I am a little nervous about getting into a multi day project compiling qt. by the way I only need the core and networking not the gui, as I am really just running a server using qserver socket. My preferred data acq method is blocking reads and writes to my driver, and asynchronous transactions to the main event loop ultimately creating packets to send to a client. Any suggestions regarding how I might acomplish my task without multi-threading and blocking IO are welcomed.
my task is to control an x-ray system, and collect data from the ts7300 onboard fpga (which captures serial data from x-ray detectors 300 times per sec (576 detectors). Once collected (prefferably a line at a a time) transfer the data up to a remote computer over ethernet.
If you wonder why QT for the networking, it is because I already have a working client/server going in QT, and like how easy it is to break the packets in QT.
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