Plotting of QProcess output taking about 5 minutes to plot single value.

[d_stranz]

I still think you need to break the problem down into the smallest piece possible, than add more features. I would start by writing a Qt program that simply starts the listener process, reads the output from your sensor and prints it using qDebug(). No printing it to a text edit, no logging to files, no plotting. At this point, you have no idea which step in this chain is going wrong, so eliminate everything except the first one: getting data successfully from the QProcess into your program. Once that seems to be working in the same way as your C program, then you know the communication works, so add the graphics and other features.

You might also try using QProcess:readAllStandardOutput() to get all of the available data at once instead of using readLine(). Use QByteArray::data() or QByteArray::constData() to get the NULL-terminated C string it contains. This way you do not have to worry about the buffer size or whether you have read it all.

[suhairkp]

k . sir. I am testing it without plot . in my above code , it displaying "process error code : 2 " in Application output area of Qt Creator , when output gui display open and saying " Qprocess : Destroyed while process is still running ". when i changed process->waitForStarted from process->waitForFinished , it show that "process error code : 5 "

[Lesiok]

Once again : why You use external program to read data from serial port ? Why You don't do it in Qt program ?