XMrs File format library

A no_std library to edit Sound Tracker data with pleasure.

Because "Representation is the Essence of Programming".

Suppported files:

• IT Impulse Tracker
• MOD Amiga Modules
• S3M Scream Tracker III
• SID Rob Hubbard C64 files (WIP).
• XM FastTracker II

To edit data, use Module struct.

You can serialize Module using serde or bincode2 (see std feature).

How to load historical tracker files

Test with cargo run --no-default-features --features=demo --example xmrs -- --help, then read 50 lines examples/xmrs example.

About no_std

micromath is used by default in no_std. If you prefer libm, use cargo build --no-default-features --features=libm --release.

If you want to use import, add --features=import.

If you want to optimize for memory or space in the embedded context, don't use the import feature, but prefer to prepare a serialized version with bincode with alloc feature and possibly flate2-rs.

About std

If you want to use std feature use cargo build --no-default-features --features=std --release

If you'd like to post-process in another language (but why use another language when you're lucky enough to have rust!?) don't forget that, after loading, you can serialize in json with serde.