util/bitstream: Adjust m_doffset based on m_dbitoffs when flushing #12060
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Found that in addition to forgetting to clear
m_dbitoffs
when flushing resulting in data being shifted incorrectly after a flush whenm_dbitoffs
was non-0, the variablem_doffset
would go out of sync after flushing whenm_dbitoffs
was used so that needed to be adjusted as well.I've tested with
chdman info
to check that the 175 CHDs I have on hand can still decompress the map data still, recreated the delta CHD (chdman copy -i ~/chd_test/gdj_aaa_2007071100.chd -op ~/chd_test/gdj_aaa_2007100800.chd -o ~/chd_test/newchild5.chd
) and verified that all of the hashes validated, and then did various tests using thedlair
laserdisc CHD including extracting usingchdman extractld
, recreating usingchdman createld
, and verifying that the SHA1 and Data SHA1 were the same in the original CHD and the recreated CHD.