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I'm looking for a small (< 5k compiled) .XM-player that compiles under win32 and linux and supports 64bit.

Mini FMOD's asm code is 32bit. Therefore for Mini FMOD the only chance I see is to (re-)port these sources to 64bit c-source.

Are there alternatives? Is there probably a way to embed 32bit asm-code into 64bit binarys?

I remmember something named µXM that had a small footprint but can't really find anything about it on google now. I also remmember that it had the source code available (it was in asm btw) but I don't if it was X64 ready or not.

How about using minifmod without the ASM on 64bit builds?

µFMOD ?

http://code.google.com/p/chibi-itplay/ ...afaik it has some compatibility limitations, but might be worth a try

Thanks a lot for your replies. µFMOD uses 32bit asm though.

I just downloaded chibi-itplay. it's based on SDL and is therefore not suitable :(

i was bored

SDL is only used for audio i/o ..
so code your own 64-bit audio i/o system. it can't be more than a couple of lines of code.

/dev/dsp programming info.

so - may i conclude that you'll spare no expense (time-wise) to wait until someone hands you a fully working solution? just fix/port/write.

http://www.os4depot.net/share/development/library/audio/uniminixmlib.lha.
Pure C project, little/big endian ok, 64bit should be ok too. makefile is for amigaos4, but shouldn't be much work to redirect the stream to oss or alsa or else.