Are there any big benefits to using the functions/classes defined in sailfishapplication.cpp compared to just creating a "normal" QML application (by just creating a QDeclarativeView object etc.). Does doing it the Sailfish specific way give you a performance optimization advantage? When reading through sailfishapplication.cpp I find things like a #ifdef statement that calls a qDeclarativeView() function which is in a special MDeclarativeCache namespace, is this for example a special, optimized function? I also see that QGLWidget is #included, does doing it the Sailfish specific way give you a openGL accelerated QML UI on Sailfish?
The Sailfish specific way complicates things, especially writing a hybrid C++/QML app. I'm still quite new to programming and Qt/QML especially and I'm already having a hard time figuring out how to let QML/C++ communicate with each other. Luckily there is lots of documentation about it, but there isn't any Sailfish specific documentation about writing a QML/C++ hybrid app. Thanks in advance, Superpelican :) P.S.: Thomas Perl thanks a lot for your help and the handy webpages. ;)
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