Doxygen
required to build docs.
Cygwin
helps on Windows, but isn't required.
Doxygen tag file for Qt 4.3.0
will link to TrollTechs site if you add the following line to the Doxyfile
qextserialport-qt4.tgz - html docs - Doxygen tag file
Qt class to provide serial access, slightly modified to compile under Qt4
This is known to compile under Windows and Linux with Qt 4.2.1 thru 4.3.0
If it doesn't, make sure Qt4 is installed right by compiling their demos and examples.
ChukTerm Page has all the links. Requires QextSerialPort to be compiled and available in the same directory level. i.e. Uncompress both packages to the same directory then build.
serTest.tgz - html docs - Doxygen tag file
My test app, small serial terminal like qextserialport includes, but uses a custom widget to hold QextSerialPort class. This is probably useless, other than a starting point for future apps.
It attempts to find a list of serial ports, displaying them in the window. For Unix, it seraches
for "/dev/ttyS*". For windows, it searches on COM1 through COM16. It could search the registry key
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\HARDWARE\\DEVICEMAP\\SERIALCOMM"
but that wasn't reading back right, except in regedit.
Just the start of an app. Will use QextSerialPort to read GPS data (wired or bluetooth), monitor and store latest data, and listen on a localhost port to provide XML output. The intention is to use this with the Google Maps API, which will allow JSP to retrieve the most recent GPS position in XML. JSP can repeatedly call "center" with the GPS coordinates.
See: Google Maps API
Appears to use Bluetooth. Should be some sort of serial protocol, may also use audio connection.
Wii Remote ($40) - Bluetooth, IR Bar position sensing, 3-axis motion sensing, buttons, speaker, rumble. Nunchuks ($20) - Plugs into Remote, 3-axis motion sensing, analog joystick, 2 trigger buttons
