Avoid casting -inf to an integer type in the sound code #39349
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The sound handling code could end up casting log(0) to an integer type when there were no sounds around. Avoid that by an early exit.
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Summary
SUMMARY: None
Purpose of change
The sound handling code could end up casting
log(0)to an integer type when there were no sounds around. The undefined behaviour sanitizer complains about that.Describe the solution
Avoid that by an early exit.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Clamping the values as
doubles before casting would also work.Testing
Reran with UBSan after change. No crash. Didn't actually test that sound is still working.