My manipulation of the contents of *data instead of the value of data
itself was foolish at best - forgot to leave the * off for my intent.

While trying to find why assigning more than one set of coefficients for
AudioFilterBiquad results in no output I discovered my check for flag
before updating other than 1st set of coefficients was flawed so I fixed
it.

I also modified the way 'data' is assigned so the assignment only occurs
once per set of coefficients, possibly not the most efficient but I like
it better than my previous method.

These changes don't appear to effect the use of AudioFilterBiquad for a
single set of coefficients and, unfortunately, it doesn't make it start
working either - implementation of a second (or more than one) set of
coefficients still results in output being silenced but the update to
updateCoefs(..) is necessary so I am committing it.

I put the line I had moved into the loop the wrong side of the test
conditional.

I left 'end' in an undefined state before.

'data' needs to be reset inside the 'flag' controlled loop or
*undefined* behavior is likely when user sets 'flag' and loop repeats
without resetting 'data' to beginning of block.