I have an existing c++ console-application (VS Studio Community) that uses std:thread, to interface to the serial port (1st thread), can-bus (2nd thread), and a (3rd) logger thread that receives data from the other threads and writes to a file. Now I'd like to make the application into a GUI.. Would adding another std:thread for the Qt-Gui be easier, or should the app be written from scratch using Qt's multitasking (i.e. re-write the serial port and can-bus code to use QThread not std:thread)? Is linking to other libraries easy under Qt Creator or would using Qt in Visual Studio be easier?
Amazing introduction!
Thank you for clarifying that QML is not the same as Qt Quick!
not the same, but also we can not use qml without qt quick, and we can use qt widget without qt quick
Thank you for this! I was really having trouble finding a clear, concise explanation of the differences.
At your service Danielle :)
Do you have plans to create videos about Qt and Python (PySide, PyQt)?
Concept explained very well 🙇♂🙇♂
Thanks for this wonderful video
I have an existing c++ console-application (VS Studio Community) that uses std:thread, to interface to the serial port (1st thread), can-bus (2nd thread), and a (3rd) logger thread that receives data from the other threads and writes to a file.
Now I'd like to make the application into a GUI..
Would adding another std:thread for the Qt-Gui be easier, or should the app be written from scratch using Qt's multitasking (i.e. re-write the serial port and can-bus code to use QThread not std:thread)? Is linking to other libraries easy under Qt Creator or would using Qt in Visual Studio be easier?
nice explanation ! Thanks
Nice video, thanks!
Please record pro course for Qt QML
thank you for this
Very Good! Thank you.
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thank you!
At your service :)