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Implement seek for missing codes in wavestream #336

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@lakor64 lakor64 commented Dec 25, 2021

The following code implements seeking for WAV, FLAC and MP3 on the . This also fixes looping on those three file types when enabled.

By looking on the offset code on OGG (with stb_vorbis_get_sample_offset), I am not sure if it's required on dr* libraries as it doesn't seem to jump to a different PCM, I guess stb_vorbis_get_sample_offsets gets the position that we seek?

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This PR actually fixes a pretty serious memory corruption issue i was facing in my project.
I traced this bug down with valgrind, where this exact function (WavStreamInstance::seek) was always the root-cause of invalid memory writes.

Before, this code only checked for mCodec.mOgg != nullptr and then assumed that the codec is ogg-vorbis.
However mCodec is a union, so every type (including wave) will have mCodec.mOgg set.
This causes stb_vorbis_get_sample_offset (treating *mWav's value as *mOgg) to write to arbitrary memory, which in my case lead to a crash.
Writes where also wide-spread, since the struct contains channel- and sample-counts which potentially became pretty large numbers.

After applying this patch, all other related OOB writes also vanished.
#279 seems to be related to this, since i got the exact same behaviour of null-pointers in that array.
This stopped too after that change.

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