Fix bug that sometimes causes random distortion. (clear the floating point state at start too)#12
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…point state at start too)
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Not quite sure this is the correct solution but made sense to me based on my limited understanding, and it seems to get rid of the issue from a quick check.
Basically I think that for random reasons (probably not really random) the floating point state can end up having the invalid flag set, and apparently it must always be cleared. And here it is only cleared after doing the first check, but at that point it's already too late. So the first value in the array gets corrupted (overwritten with the clip value) but the rest is fine because then the floating point invalid flag is cleared.