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Question mark.... Question mark....LOL

For small databases with a few queries I already use LuaSQLite3. However, that's another projekt. Using "require", this library takes quite long to load (> 200ms). It's surely not the fastest way to access C functions from SQLite through Lua, which itself is executed by C.

Krock wrote:For small databases with a few queries I already use LuaSQLite3. However, that's another projekt. Using "require", this library takes quite long to load (> 200ms). It's surely not the fastest way to access C functions from SQLite through Lua, which itself is executed by C.

So, it's pretty much, not useful? :P good to know.

I had actually only came across it, because I was looking at articles about converting Json to Lua (which I still have not figured out much about) or if it would even relate to trying to convert any json code from (that other game) to Lua which might be able to be translated to run on MT.

I wound up watching the video in the list and thought it seemed maybe useful.
I have a bad habbit of seeing something I don't know much about but, if it seems like it "might" be something useful I post it :D

What can I say... I'm kinda goofy like that.

This doesn't sound at all useful for MT... but I think it'll come in handy for something else I've been working on, so there's that :P

cheapie wrote:This doesn't sound at all useful for MT... but I think it'll come in handy for something else I've been working on, so there's that :P

Glad it might be useful for someone... : )