uFMOD 1.25.2

uFMOD is an XM player library written in assembly language. It's perfect for size- and speed-critical applications, click free, highly reliable, easy to use, open source, multiplatform. Usage examples available for many compilers.<br /><br />Main Features:<br /><br /> Extremely small size. Probably the tinyest XM library of all. It requires very little dynamic memory to run.<br /> High speed. It is able to perform smoothly even in veeeeery slow environments, like QEMU boxes, where most other players die from "buffer starvation".<br /> HiFi playback. uFMOD supports all standard XM effects and many non-standard. It uses linear interpolation and channel swapping to avoid clicks. Sampling rate: 22.05, 44.1 and 48 KHz for optimal performance on modern hardware.<br /> Support for ADPCM-compressed samples.<br /> Support for stripped XM files, which are smaller than regular XM files.<br /> Support for up to 64 channels.<br /> High reliability. It is safe to attempt playing damaged or otherwise corrupt XM files - uFMOD won't crash.<br /> Driver-independent volume control, pause/resume and other features for crossplatform development. The exactly same API is available for all of the supported platforms.<br /> Dependency-free. No additional libraries are needed. For instance, the Linux/OSS version is completely static and doesn't even require the LIBC library. Win32 version don't use any CRT code either.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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