New: Getting started with Qt Quick Apps" / introduction subpage added into documentation

RevBy: Pertti Kellomaki

doc/doxygen-userdoc.conf

@@ -579,6 +579,7 @@ INPUT                  = mainpage.dox \
                          splash.dox \
                          dbus.dox \
                          customboosters.dox \
+                         qtquick.dox \
                          ../src/qdeclarativebooster/mdeclarativecache.h
 
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doc/mainpage.dox

@@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ This documentation describes the idea behind this functionality and how to utili
 
 - \ref howdoesitwork "How does it work?"
 
+- \ref qtquick " Getting started with Qt Quick applications"
+
 - How to enable boosted startup for different types of applications: 
   - \ref qmlboost "QML"
   - \ref qtboost "Qt"

doc/qtquick.dox

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+/*!  \page  qtquick Getting started with Qt Quick applications
+
+Fast startup for Qt Quick applications can be achieved by using the 
+applauncherd daemon and the QML booster. As described in the earlier 
+section, the applauncherd (daemon) forks the booster process 
+(in this case QML booster), which in turn is transformed into real 
+application when user launches a boosted QML application. 
+
+For compiling and linking, special flags are needed. For more details see: \subpage qmlboostcompiling "compiling and linking".
+
+The QML booster helps reduce application startup latency by creating instances of the classes QApplication and QDeclarativeView in 
+MDeclarativeCache. For more details on booster cache see: \subpage qmlboostcache "Utilizing the booster cache".
+
+The invoker can also provide a splash screen for QML application as follows. For more details on splash screen, see \subpage splash "the splash screen documentation."
+
+\code
+/usr/bin/invoker --splash=/usr/share/myApp/splash.jpg --type=d /usr/bin/myApp
+\endcode
+
+Also a single-instance support is provided to allow only one instance of an application at a time. For more details on single instance  see \subpage singleinstance "the single-instance documentation."
+
+\code
+/usr/bin/invoker --single-instance --type=d /usr/bin/<application_name>
+\endcode
+
+There are certain limitaions and known issues. For more details on limitations see: \subpage limitations "limitations documentation"
+
+*/
+