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    SGaistS

    Which one do you mean ?

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    devDawgD

    One more thing: this should have been one of my first things I tried, but I ran the debugger and got the following message - "The inferior stopped because it received a signal from the operating system
    Signal name: SIGSEGV
    Signal meaning: Segmentation fault",

    and it pointed directly at my destructor for DataPiece, which simply calls "delete this" (even though I never actually call the destructor in my code, it must be an implicit call).

    After briefly looking up this error, I primitively discovered that this generally occurs when attempting to illegally access a register in memory. So then I looked at how I initialized my DataPiece, realizing that I actually wasn't calling any of my constructors. So, I passed it a parameter 'this' to act as the QObject * parent, but this still didn't resolve my SIGSEGV issue.

    Any thoughts?

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    @koahnig
    Thanks , it worked