However, probes have shown that it’s a very nice place. I think the limit is something like 3 or 5 facilities…still a pain in the arse. 1 and 4 are slightly larger, so you might be able to accomplish something on them. One of them has no minerals at all, I think, so it’s an absolute dud planet, basically. They suck, and are probably going to get purchased by a certain mining company unless someone else expresses an interest.

Anyways, here’s a shot of the system, but with circles around the colonizable planets.Ģ,3 and 5 are all tiny rocks you can only plunk one facility on. There are also a bunch of planets we can colonize, and a pretty little storm in the background to the upper right. That’s the exit to our system, which we will broach when the plot appropriate time happens. Storage facilities that raise our resource maximums, slightly better missiles, turrets that shoot at incoming missiles, megahospitals and a ship component used for giving emergency plague treatment to a planet, and intelligence centers. Over the course of the last turn, we got a few new techs…some new, some we improved old tech. Switch(CMUCOM.peek(&data,1))Ĭase-1:throwCMUCOM.Okay, so we’re basically done the first turn. Qint64len=CMUCOM.write((constchar*)buffer,(qint64)size)

Size_tCMUcom4::write(constuint8_t*buffer,size_tsize) ReturnCMUCOM.putChar((char)c)?1:throwCMUCOM.errorString() Switch(CMUCOM.read(&c,1))Ĭase-1:throwCMUCOM.errorString() Ĭase0:return-1 ĭefault:break Q.exec() Īnd then the child preforms I/O with this code. QFuturefuture=QtConcurrent::run(&CMUCAM,&CMUcam4::begin)

QFutureWatcherwatcher Ĭonnect(&watcher,SIGNAL(finished()),&q,SLOT(quit()))

sleep.msleep(100) ĬtDtr(true) ĬtRts(true) ĬtDtr(false) ĬtRts(false) Return ĬtBaudRate(BAUD19200) ĬtDataBits(DATA_8) ĬtFlowControl(FLOW_OFF) ĬtParity(PAR_NONE) ĬtStopBits(STOP_1) ĬtTimeout(500) QMessageBox::critical(this,tr('Error'),CMUCOM.errorString()) I spawn the child thread in this section.ĬtPortName(item) ĬtQueryMode(QextSerialPort::Polling) So, I'm having some weird problems with the qextserialport library/ It seems when I call the read function with a child thread even after verifying that there are bytes in a buffer that the child thread never returns from read.

Space empires 2 lets play