fix(milesaudiomanager): Prevent multithread crashing in MilesAudioManager (#2718)

Author: xezon

Core/GameEngineDevice/Include/MilesAudioDevice/MilesAudioManager.h

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@
 #include "Common/AsciiString.h"
 #include "Common/GameAudio.h"
 #include "mss/mss.h"
+#include "mutex.h"
 
 class AudioEventRTS;
 
@@ -39,7 +40,8 @@ enum PlayingAudioType CPP_11(: Int)
 enum PlayingStatus CPP_11(: Int)
 {
 	PS_Playing,
-	PS_Stopped,
+	PS_Stopping, ///< Is about to be stopped
+	PS_Stopped, ///< Is about to be released
 };
 
 enum PlayingWhich CPP_11(: Int)
@@ -63,8 +65,8 @@ struct PlayingAudio
 	void *m_file; // The file that was opened to play this
 	PlayingAudioType m_type;
 	volatile PlayingStatus m_status; // This member is adjusted by another running thread.
-	Int m_framesFaded;
-	Bool m_requestStop;
+	Short m_framesFaded;
+	Bool m_fade;
 	Bool m_cleanupAudioEventRTS;
 
 	PlayingAudio()
@@ -74,9 +76,11 @@ struct PlayingAudio
 		, m_type(PAT_INVALID)
 		, m_status(PS_Playing)
 		, m_framesFaded(0)
-		, m_requestStop(false)
+		, m_fade(false)
 		, m_cleanupAudioEventRTS(true)
 	{}
+
+	static_assert(sizeof(m_status) == sizeof(long), "Must be size of long, because it is used with Interlocked functions");
 };
 
 struct ProviderInfo
@@ -258,6 +262,8 @@ class MilesAudioManager : public AudioManager
 		PlayingAudio *allocatePlayingAudio();
 		void releaseMilesHandles( PlayingAudio *release );
 		void releasePlayingAudio( PlayingAudio *release );
+		void stopPlayingAudio( PlayingAudio *release );
+		void fadePlayingAudio( PlayingAudio *playing );
 
 		PlayingAudio *findActiveMusic( const AsciiString *trackName = nullptr );
 		const PlayingAudio *findActiveMusic( const AsciiString* trackName = nullptr ) const;
@@ -307,6 +313,13 @@ class MilesAudioManager : public AudioManager
 		// Currently fading music. We just let it finish fading, then release it.
 		std::list<PlayingAudio *> m_fadingAudio;
 
+		// TheSuperHackers @fix Erasing from PlayingAudio lists on main thread is not safe when when the MSS Timer thread
+		// needs to iterate the same lists. The critical sections are used to guard writes that will invalidate iterators.
+		CriticalSectionClass m_playingSoundsCS;
+		CriticalSectionClass m_playing3DSoundsCS;
+		CriticalSectionClass m_playingStreamsCS;
+		CriticalSectionClass m_fadingAudioCS;
+
 		AudioFileCache *m_audioCache;
 		PlayingAudio *m_binkHandle;
 		UnsignedInt m_num2DSamples;