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OpenGL, strip charts, Linux
Centos Linux, I am a novice with Linux, QT Creator, and OpenGL
We do telemetry work and need a simple strip chart for testing data at various places in our sysem. I have been asked to create a simple strip chart function. The suggestion is to use QT Creator and OpenGL. I have not been able to find anything about creating a strip chart.
Do you, dear reader, have any information on tutorials and guidelines for creating strip charts?
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No one has replied so I narrow the scope a bit.
Is there a way to move a rectangle of pixels displayed on the screen? Move them one or some number of pixels to the left or right, or maybe up or down?
Details, just in case: a strip chart is displayed as a 2D array of pixels. Rather than clearing and redrawing for each data point I would rather move the array a little bit and add the new points.
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I have little knowledge of OpenGL and Linux but these two Forums , AMD and Phonorix may have your answers.
If this concerns OpenGL programming and Linux than go here to AMD OpenGL & Vulkan Forum. It is possible someone may be able to assist you in making your Linux OpenGL program: OpenGL & Vulkan .
For strictly AMD Linux issues you can go here to this Linux Forum: https://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/linux-graphics-x-org-drivers/amd-linux
If you should have any problems posting on the AMD Forum, AMD Moderator Deepak can help you to be able to Post.
