There is now the function copy_harq_proc_struct and some
procedures for the UE have changed, which makes necessary
to have UE->dlsch valid for both subframes (odd and even).
We increase memory usage, maybe it's not the correct solution.
To be kept in mind if something goes wrong at some point.
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bug 24
Ttile:
The last line "multicast_group = multicast_group" is hard
to understand. The local variable should be different name
than the global variable.
Bug Location:
const char *multicast_group_list[MULTICAST_LINK_NUM_GROUPS] = {
"239.0.0.161",
"239.0.0.162",
"239.0.0.163",
"239.0.0.164"
};
:
:
void multicast_link_start(void (*rx_handlerP) (unsigned int, char *),
unsigned char multicast_group, char *multicast_ifname)
{
rx_handler = rx_handlerP;
multicast_group = multicast_group;
Note:
Detected by CppCheck
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When you ran it with the scope as:
./dlsim -X
you saw no activity in the "PDSCH I/Q of MF Output" window,
so matter what SNR you put (even for very high SNR, say: ./dlsim -X -s40)
this commit seems to fix it.
I am not sure it is the end of story. The 2 threads PDCCH/PDSCH structures
may still not be used correctly everywhere.
Now the llrs after SIC procedure are updated.
In dlsim_tm in case of TB0_active==-1,
the llr were taken from the wrong buffer, and in dlsch_demodulation
the SIC llrs were written into the wrong buffer in the same case.
the argument 'coded_bits_per_codeword' has to be an array in
case of several codewords.
The calling sites have been adapted.
Today, only the first index is used, so calling sites where
'coded_bits_per_codeword' is an integer pass the address
of it. It is expected that 'dump_dlsch2' will check in the
future that there is one or two codewords and only access
'coded_bits_per_codeword[1]' when it's sure there are
really two codewords.
for DCI format 2. Temporaryly going back to the previous
version of code.
2. Enabling rate adaptation with multiple HARQ rounds.
(no change inside the rounds).