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Why did you choose to store the state in a database? It seems like an unusual choice for a game.
by jmpeax 12y ago
Why did you choose to store the state in a database? It seems like an unusual choice for a game.
- LBarret 12y agoNot really. Databases are very common in gamedev but, most of the time, they are not relational and are ad-hoc (i.e the database program is coded in-house). All of this for performance.
- fogleman 12y agoCheck this out: http://www.sqlite.org/appfileformat.html http://www.sqlite.org/appfileformat.html