>> * is it possible to warm up the cache explicitly without >> instantiating the qml files completely? e.g. i'd like to create the >> cache for all qml files that will be instantiated during the >> lifetime of the program at startup time in order to hide latencies >> when they are actually loaded. >> > No its not possible yet. As I wrote "Ahead of time compilation of Qt > Quick continues to be supported through the commercial Qt Quick > Compiler.“ The main problem to solve is cross platform ahead of time > compilation.
unfortunately the qtquick compiler isn't included into the qt-everywhere-enterprise-src tarball, which makes things a bit difficult to use when compiling qt from sources :/ > If you are on the same kind of machine for building and > running your application,you could write your own training code by > instantiating your qml components one after another and collect the > cache files for later use. But it is not supported yet afaik. thanks a lot for all the answers, now i know more than before! cheers, tim _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
