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A binding of libxm for Rust. A small XM (FastTracker II Extended Module) player library. Designed for easy integration in demos and such, and provides timing functions for easy sync against specific instruments, samples or channels.

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1.1.1 Oct 25, 2024
1.0.0 May 24, 2015
0.0.6 Apr 4, 2015
0.0.5 Mar 30, 2015
0.0.4 Feb 21, 2015

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libxm-rs

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A binding of libxm for Rust.

A small XM (FastTracker II Extended Module) player library. Designed for easy integration in demos and such, and provides timing functions for easy sync against specific instruments, samples or channels.

As with libxm, this library is released under the WTFPL license.

Documentation

Documentation is hosted here: https://docs.rs/libxm/

Build requirements

If libxm is built locally (this is the default!), you must have a C compiler on your system that supports the C11 standard. If you don't wish to build locally, a shared library that you have pre-built can be provided by following the steps below.

Linking to a shared version of libxm

By default, libxm-rs statically links and compiles libxm. This is to allow users to get started with the library more quickly.

If you wish to provide your own shared or custom version of libxm, you can override the build step for xm in a .cargo/config file (see https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/build-scripts.html#overriding-build-scripts).

[target.x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.xm]
rustc-flags = "-l xm"

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