cdrustanoia

cdrustanoia is a Rust port of cdparanoia III 10.2 for Linux. It is intended to be a drop-in replacement for the cdparanoia command line tool and for the libcdda_interface / libcdda_paranoia C libraries.

The port includes:

the cdparanoia command line interface and span grammar,
the two-stage verification, overlap, drift and rift-reconstruction engine,
the Linux SG_IO and cooked-ioctl CD-ROM backends,
TOC query and drive/endianness probing,
WAV, AIFF, AIFF-C and raw output,
batch mode, stdout output, sample/TOC offsets, logging and progress display,
source- and ABI-compatible C libraries and headers,
a synthetic image backend and fault-injection tests that do not need a CD drive.

Building

cargo build --release --workspace

The binaries are written to target/release/cdrustanoia and target/release/cdparanoia. Both run the same code; cdparanoia exists so existing scripts and packages can invoke the expected name.

Installing

sudo make install PREFIX=/usr/local
# or
sudo ./install.sh

This installs:

bin/cdrustanoia and the bin/cdparanoia symlink,
man/man1/cdparanoia.1 and cdrustanoia.1,
include/cdda_interface.h, cdda_paranoia.h and utils.h,
lib/libcdda_interface.{so,a} and lib/libcdda_paranoia.{so,a},
the original .so.0 SONAME symlinks.

DESTDIR is supported for package builds.

Usage

The command line is compatible with cdparanoia 10.2:

cdrustanoia -Q
cdrustanoia -B
cdrustanoia "1[:30.12]-1[1:10]" track.wav
cdrustanoia -r -- "-3" out.raw

Use cdrustanoia --help for the full option and span documentation. The man page is the original cdparanoia man page.

Benchmarks

The core crate contains a small synthetic benchmark for the paranoia read path and the sample index:

cargo run --release -p cdrustanoia_core --example bench_paranoia -- 5000

It reports index setup/query times, a comparison with the old HashMap index, and overall synthetic read throughput. The image backend is memory-backed, so the absolute numbers are useful for regression tracking rather than as a prediction of physical drive speed.

C API

The two C libraries export the traditional symbols and use the original public structure layout. The headers are installed under include/; link programs the same way as with cdparanoia:

cc app.c -lcdda_paranoia -lcdda_interface

The public cdrom_drive layout, TOC layout, function-pointer fields, error codes and paranoia_* entry points match cdparanoia 10.2 on 64-bit Linux. The test interface is exported as cdda_identify_test() and declared when a caller defines CDDA_TEST, matching the original source tree.

Testing without a CD drive

Set CDRUSTANOIA_TEST_IMAGE to a raw CDDA image (2352-byte sectors). A sidecar file named <image>.<ext>.toc may contain one line per track:

start_sector end_sector flags_hex

For example:

0 99 0
100 199 0

Then use the normal command line:

CDRUSTANOIA_TEST_IMAGE=/tmp/disc.raw ./target/debug/cdparanoia -Q
CDRUSTANOIA_TEST_IMAGE=/tmp/disc.raw ./target/debug/cdparanoia -B

The backend is intentionally not advertised in --help; it exists for tests and development.

Run the automated suite with:

cargo test --workspace

The suite covers span parsing, output headers, command-line parsing, the paranoia engine (including jitter and fragmented reads), the C ABI layout, and the C libraries.

Hardware checklist

The SG_IO and cooked ioctl paths cannot be exercised in a machine without a CD-ROM drive. When hardware is available, verify:

cdrustanoia -Q lists the TOC.
cdrustanoia -v -Q shows SG_IO or cooked autosense.
cdrustanoia -B produces trackNN.cdda.wav and the audio matches the disc.
A deliberately scratched disc produces the expected :-(/;-( progress and either reconstructs audio or removes the aborted file with -X.
-A completes and writes cdparanoia.log.
-e produces the ##: callback lines for wrapper scripts.
A small C program using cdda_identify, cdda_open, paranoia_init, paranoia_read and cdda_close works.

Compatibility notes

Linux is the only supported platform, matching cdparanoia 10.2.
Modern SG_IO and legacy cooked ioctl access are implemented. The obsolete /dev/sg SG2/SG3 packet transport is not; -g uses SG_IO on the named generic device where the kernel supports it.
-i/--output-info is accepted but is a no-op, matching the 10.2 source.
64-bit Linux ABI is the primary target.
-A is a full port of cachetest.c, including the fast/slow cache-size search, readahead, rollbehind, cache-tail granularity and backseek-flush tests. Its findings still depend on drive firmware and system load, as with the original.

Licence

The port is derived from cdparanoia III 10.2. The command line program is GPL-2.0-or-later; the libraries are LGPL-2.1-or-later, following the original distribution. See LICENSE-GPL-2.0, LICENSE-LGPL-2.1 and the copyright notices in the original headers.

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