Quote Originally Posted by ChrisW67 View Post
Since no human is going to keep up with 1000+ samples/second anyway, you should consider capturing the data every cycle but only redrawing the plot every 500 samples or the like.
I implemented something similar already, so replotting efforts are minimized, problem vanished!

Quote Originally Posted by ChrisW67 View Post
To debug your code using Qwt components does not require a debug Qwt:
This is what I want to do. Writing my own program using Qwt classes. Then I want to debug the whole thing.

Quote Originally Posted by ChrisW67 View Post
to debug Qwt code does.
Where is the difference? Or would this mean debugging the Qwt libraries and stuff?? I wouldn't dare, should I? So according to my goal outlined above, I still assume that I don't need to make a debug vesion of Qwt in order to be able to debug code that uses Qwt classes. But: If I do so, I get the error messages already mentioned:

:: error: cannot find -lqwtd
:: error: collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

Quote Originally Posted by ChrisW67 View Post
Your build of the debug Qwt looks OK
Which build? I just asked if this is the way I would have to build it. But if I don't need to...(see above). But maybe I got this whole thing wrong again and I am supposed to build the debug version, otherwise I will not get rid of the errors??

I really would like to add these lines to my .pro file, because it looks clear and obvious:
Qt Code:
  1. CONFIG(release, debug|release) {
  2. message(Release build!)
  3. LIBS+=-Lc:/qwt-6.0.1/bin -lqwt
  4. ...
  5. }
  6. CONFIG(debug, debug|release) {
  7. message(Debug build!)
  8. LIBS+=-Lc:/qwt-6.0.1/bin -lqwtd
  9. ...
  10. }
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But I don't have a /bin-folder!!! Should this observation tell me something? Does it tell you something about my installation or mental condition?

I hope for the first...
Thank you Chris for your patience so far...