Try to fix .wavs accidentally being generated/read with wrong endianness on big endian systems

UnknownShadow200 · UnknownShadow200 · commit 45d6bcb2a79a · 2025-12-03T17:15:10.000+11:00
diff --git a/src/Audio.c b/src/Audio.c
@@ -25,7 +25,14 @@ const char* const Sound_Names[SOUND_COUNT] = {
 	"metal", "glass", "cloth", "sand", "snow",
 };
 
+#ifdef CC_BIG_ENDIAN
+/* Hacky workaround to ensure that sounds are re-fetched on big endian systems, */
+/*  as the .wav writing code at one point accidentally wrote big endian instead */ 
+/*  of little endian samples to the .wav file */
+const cc_string Sounds_ZipPathMC = String_FromConst("audio/default2.zip");
+#else
 const cc_string Sounds_ZipPathMC = String_FromConst("audio/default.zip");
+#endif
 const cc_string Sounds_ZipPathCC = String_FromConst("audio/classicube.zip");
 static const cc_string audio_dir = String_FromConst("audio");
 
@@ -90,7 +97,7 @@ static cc_result Sound_ReadWaveData(struct Stream* stream, struct Sound* snd) {
 			if ((res = Audio_AllocChunks(size, &snd->chunk, 1))) return res;
 			res = Stream_Read(stream, (cc_uint8*)snd->chunk.data, size);
 
-			#ifdef CC_BUILD_BIGENDIAN
+			#ifdef CC_BIG_ENDIAN
 			Utils_SwapEndian16((cc_int16*)snd->chunk.data, size / 2);
 			#endif
 			return res;
diff --git a/src/Resources.c b/src/Resources.c
@@ -473,7 +473,7 @@ static cc_result SoundPatcher_WriteWav(struct Stream* s, struct VorbisState* ctx
 		count = Vorbis_OutputFrame(ctx, samples);
 		len  += count * 2;
 
-#ifdef CC_BUILD_BIGENDIAN
+#ifdef CC_BIG_ENDIAN
 		Utils_SwapEndian16(samples, count);
 #endif
 		res = Stream_Write(s, (cc_uint8*)samples, count * 2);
