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A cross-platform ZX Spectrum emulator written in Rust, featuring highly accurate Z80 and AY chip emulation.
A Rust implementation of Keccak-derived hash functions including SHA-3, SHAKE, cSHAKE, KMAC, and KangarooTwelve.
A Rust library for XML serialization and deserialization with attribute-driven configuration.
A Rust crate for automatically generating C header files from Rust source code, enabling C interoperability.
A Rust library providing helper functions for serde serialization and deserialization of containers, struct fields, and other common patterns.
A Rust library for splitting strings into shell words, similar to Python's shlex module.
A Rust library providing Language Integrated Query (LINQ) functionality via declarative macros and iterator extensions.
A Rust library for parsing and generating ASN.1 data in DER format, compatible with #![no_std] environments.
A Rust library implementing XPath 1.0 for XML document querying and manipulation.
A namespace-aware XML parser for Rust providing SAX-like and element-building APIs.
A two-dimensional grid data structure for Rust that provides Vec-like functionality for 2D data.
Rust bindings for the libmdbx embedded key-value database, providing safe and idiomatic access.
A Rust library for generically joining iterables with a separator, providing missing string join functionality.
A simple Rust library for measuring elapsed time with a stopwatch interface.
A Rust crate for parsing, emitting, and converting EDN (Extensible Data Notation) data.
A modular framework for executing genetic algorithms in Rust with a simple API.
A cross-platform Rust library and CLI tool for parsing, verifying, and extracting digital signatures from PE files.
A Rust library for setting, getting, and listing extended attributes across multiple Unix platforms.
A pure and safe Rust implementation of the Brotli decompression algorithm.
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