Audio_Init_Params.c Cleanup (#1273)

* Document Audio Heap Init Sizes

* Swap order

* Another small change

* Another

* Plural

* swap order

* Reverb Settings

* Return comment

* more cleanup

* Fix data names

include/variables.h

@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ extern s32 __osPfsLastChannel;
 
 extern const s16 D_8014A6C0[];
 #define gTatumsPerBeat (D_8014A6C0[1])
-extern const AudioContextInitSizes D_8014A6C4;
+extern const AudioHeapInitSizes gAudioHeapInitSizes;
 extern s16 gOcarinaSongItemMap[];
 extern u8 gSoundFontTable[];
 extern u8 gSequenceFontTable[];

include/z64audio.h

@@ -864,9 +864,9 @@ typedef struct {
     /* 0x2980 */ s32 audioErrorFlags;
     /* 0x2984 */ volatile u32 resetTimer;
     /* 0x2988 */ char unk_2988[0x8];
-    /* 0x2990 */ AudioAllocPool audioSessionPool; // A sub-pool to main pool, contains all sub-pools and data that changes every audio reset
+    /* 0x2990 */ AudioAllocPool sessionPool; // A sub-pool to main pool, contains all sub-pools and data that changes every audio reset
     /* 0x29A0 */ AudioAllocPool externalPool; // pool allocated externally to the audio heap. Never used in game
-    /* 0x29B0 */ AudioAllocPool audioInitPool;// A sub-pool to the main pool, contains all sub-pools and data that persists every audio reset
+    /* 0x29B0 */ AudioAllocPool initPool;// A sub-pool to the main pool, contains all sub-pools and data that persists every audio reset
     /* 0x29C0 */ AudioAllocPool miscPool; // A sub-pool to the session pool. 
     /* 0x29D0 */ char unk_29D0[0x20]; // probably two unused pools
     /* 0x29F0 */ AudioAllocPool cachePool; // The common pool for cache entries
@@ -932,7 +932,7 @@ typedef struct {
     /* 0x00 */ u32 heapSize; // total number of bytes allocated to the audio heap. Must be <= the size of `gAudioHeap` (ideally about the same size)
     /* 0x04 */ u32 initPoolSize; // The entire audio heap is split into two pools.
     /* 0x08 */ u32 permanentPoolSize;
-} AudioContextInitSizes; // size = 0xC
+} AudioHeapInitSizes; // size = 0xC
 
 typedef struct {
     /* 0x00 */ f32 unk_00;