1: there can be 2bits AckNack + SR in PUCCH F0
2: when allocating csi_pucch, zero out struct
3: Make unfree resources a warning
4: When asserting, explain the issue
- Configure PUCCH Format 0 to be in separate RBs (each UE has dedicated
resources)
- Configure RA preamble to be different per UE
- Configure CSI offset such that no two UEs have their report in the
same frame
Nb_ue is not unique among UEs: consider 2 UEs present. The last UE has
CSI idx "2". Now the first UE disconnects, and a new UE connects. It
will also get CSI idx "2", and I assume this is not what we want.
MR !1079 / MR !1108:
1. Read slots from config file and schedules all slots *except* for slots 0 and 10. This is not a problem, since currently we cannot allocate more than six HARQ feedbacks in a slot, but we might have up to 7 with current configuration
2. phytest mode is configurable. From `nr-softmodem -h`:
-m: Set the downlink MCS for PHYTEST mode
-t: Set the uplink MCS for PHYTEST mode
-M: Set the downlink banwdwidth (in PRBs) for PHYTEST mode
-T: Set the uplink banwdwidth (in PRBs) for PHYTEST mode
-D: Bitmap for DLSCH slots (slot 0 starts at LSB)
-U: Bitmap for ULSCH slots (slot 0 starts at LSB)
3. Scheduler prints more information: UE PHR, PUCCH SNR, PUSCH SNR, RSSI
4. The scheduler learned to scheduler DLSCH/ULSCH in mixed slots (if the time domain allocation matches the mixed slot)
5. The scheduler expects
* PDSCH Time Domain allocation index 0 to be the DL slot allocation
* PDSCH TDA index 1 for Mixed DL slot
* PUSCH TDA index 0 for UL slot
* PUSCH TDA index 1 for Mixed UL slot
* PUSCH TDA index 2 for Msg.3
6. Some more cleanup, e.g., separate PDSCH/PUSCH data structures into "semi-static" data (e.g., TDA allocation to use, since it changes seldomly) and "dynamic" data (e.g., RB allocation per slot, which changes every slot)
MR !1137 : Benetel config files fix
This commit implements integrity and security settings for nr pdcp. It will
only work for SRBs.
This commit has not been tested. It may fail to work completely. To be checked.