That's an option but I would rather not re-invent the wheel unless necessary!
The current use of sqlite is to allow our scripted code (lua and actionscript) to make queries of the exposed data without having to write C++ code for every possible query and data object type (and implement new ones on demand).
Redis might not be the correct thing for this exact use case (some of the queries are more complex than a simple key or range look-up) but I may be prepared to take those limitations in exchange for a substantial speed and/or memory use improvement.
The current use of sqlite is to allow our scripted code (lua and actionscript) to make queries of the exposed data without having to write C++ code for every possible query and data object type (and implement new ones on demand).
Redis might not be the correct thing for this exact use case (some of the queries are more complex than a simple key or range look-up) but I may be prepared to take those limitations in exchange for a substantial speed and/or memory use improvement.