Software RSP-audio-ucode mixer (macro-swap aXxx -> Impl functions, PD-port
pattern) makes libaudio output audible on PC. Alongside it, two pointer-width
bugs surfaced by exercising the audio path for the first time:
- D198: alAdpcmPull/_decodeChunk used K0_TO_PHYS (N64 kseg0 mask) on 64-bit
heap pointers; switched to osVirtualToPhysical like every sibling call site.
- D201: bnkf.c bank/inst/sound/wavetable relocation offsets were s32,
truncating the real 64-bit base pointer for ~50% of allocations; widened
to uintptr_t.
- D200 (already committed-pending from a prior session): reverb's ALDelay
u32 negative indices zero-extended into +4GB offsets on 64-bit; (s32)/(s64)
casts match PD ground truth.
- D199: documents the mixer's aSetBuffer persistent-DMEM-context design,
reconstructed from call-site pairs (no RSP disassembly to check against)
since there's no N64 audio ucode source to reference.
- D195/D197 (playtest reports referenced by an earlier HANDOFF note but never
written into findings.md): backfilled as OPEN with next steps.
Verified: ./build-pc.sh ntsc-final links clean; -level_09 runs 600+ frames
crash-free with music + SFX audible.
glibc's <strings.h> (pulled in transitively, e.g. via _GNU_SOURCE in
port/src/crash.c) declares these with size_t sizes; the N64 prototypes
here use int, which GCC 14 rejects as conflicting types. On
PORT && !_WIN32 include <strings.h> and drop the local decls. Windows
(PORT+_WIN32) and the N64 build (no PORT) keep the original prototypes
unchanged; Windows build verified green (239/239).
James Dansereau