TriloTracker stand-alone replayer

Thats wonderfull.

Music needs to be recompiled with the latest compiler. Some changes on the format were needed.

I compiled the TMU files with the new compiler and anything is perfect again!
Thanks!
I have a feature request for the replayer: it could be very handy to support a memory paging system, e.g. a 8K mapper or a 16K mapper. Now easily the compiled songs become larger than 16K and allocating them in active RAM without paging can be almost impossible in projects of medium size.

I would use sjasm page management with :label to get the page number of a label and "code" operator to split data across different pages.
If you arrange data to have that a tracks are alway stored as a whole in a page, you could probably manage them by adding a table of pages with a byte per track.
I.e. after
; [ Song order pointer list ]
.restart:
dw .track_0,.track_1,.track_2,.track_3,.track_4,.track_5,.track_6,.track_7 ; Sequence step 0 /pattern 0
dw .track_8,.track_9,.track_10,.track_11,.track_12,.track_13,.track_14,.track_15 ; Sequence step 1 /pattern 1
[...]
dw 0x0000, .restart ; End of sequence delimiter + restart address.

you should have something like this:
; [ Song order page list ]
db :.track_0,:.track_1,:.track_2,.track_3,:.track_4,:.track_5,:.track_6,:.track_7 ; Sequence step 0 /pattern 0
db :.track_8,:.track_9,.track_10,:.track_11,:.track_12,:.track_13,:.track_14,:.track_15 ; Sequence step 1 /pattern 1
[...]

Note that in sjams you have also 24 bits words defined by dt
You could also do something like this:

; [ Song order page & address list ]
dt (:.track_0<<16) + .track_0,(:.track_1<<16) + .track_1,(:.track_2<<16) + .track_2 ecc.

Game music probably will fit in 16kb boundaries.
But adding paging support is easy. The last option would be very easy implement using the trigger effect command. You could just set a trigger to load the next part (new song) when needed.

Hi I have been using Trilotracker FM a lot lately, so I was wondering if a replayer for the FM version will appear in the near future? Would be very nice to use TTFM in games and demos etc