So taking a very long shot but I guess the retrocomputing folks are all here
Does anyone know what library-able .xm (FastTracker2) file playback implementation is *the most efficient I can get*?
Bonus question: Are there any library-able .xm players that *don't use the FPU*?
I'm in Rust (but should be able to call into C), I tried xmrsplayer and it was a *little* beyond this tiny 80mhz CPU, gonna try libxm next but even that uses floats and I don't entirely trust this FPU
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