sink: guard against zero frame size in free-frames#10937
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Free-frames divided the free size by the frame size, which is channels times sample size and can be zero when the channel count is zero. Return zero instead of dividing by zero. Signed-off-by: Liam Girdwood <liam.r.girdwood@linux.intel.com>
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Prevents a divide-by-zero in sink_get_free_frames() when the computed frame size is zero (e.g., host provides channels == 0) by returning 0 frames instead.
Changes:
- Compute
frame_bytesonce insink_get_free_frames(). - Add an early return when
frame_bytesis zero to avoid division by zero. - Update comments to document why the guard exists (host-influenced inputs).
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sink_get_free_frames() divides the free byte count by the frame size, which
is channels * sample_size and can be zero when the channel count is zero
(host-influenced). Return 0 instead of dividing by zero.