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/*!
    \example creader
    \title Command Line Reader Async Example
    \ingroup qtserialport-examples

    The Command Line Reader Async example shows how to use the QSerialPort class for
    receiving data asynchronously over the selected serial port with the desired
    settings.

    \image creaderasync-example.png Screenshot of the Command Line Reader Async example

    This command line reader async example receives data asynchronously over the
    selected serial port in a console, provided by the QSerialPort class.

    For receiving data synchronously over the selected serial port, use the
    \l{QSerialPort::read()}{read()} or \l{QSerialPort::readAll()}{readAll()}
    methods, and \l{QIODevice::readyRead()}{readyRead()} signal.
*/
