-cell_config.phy_cell_id is a uint16 and was being push/pulled
as a uint8_t
-several members of the p5 message we not push/pulled
-the second member of the ssb_mask_list is causing invalid tag length
-the error code of the push response was push8 when it should have
been a push32
-packing vendor extension causes invalid tag id(0x000)
Also, this commit changes the len argument in the
pusharray32 to match the actual field type (uint16_t).
There is also simple name change from sf -> slot.
The new queueing system is not a permanent solution.
It was simply a way for us to try to handle late
dl_tti_requests. If we queue every single ul_tti_req
that we get, the queue gets full very quickly becasue
we only remove ul_ttis from the queue when a uci has
been populated with a matching sfn/sf. Because of this,
we only queue ul_ttis if we have a uci_indication
prepared already. Rarely, a dl_tti_req will arrive at
the NRUE too late, and the NRUE does not have time
to create the uci_ind so we dont process the corresponding
ul_tti. A seprate queue was made to hold all other ul_ttis
the arrive in the NRUE (this queue will continuously
get full and then emptied) but will occasionally hold
a ul_tti that corresponds to a uci that hasnt
been populated yet.
In the pusharray32, used exclusively by the
tx_data_request, the len argument passed in
is defined as a uint32_t. This update fixes
the passed in argument to be defined as a
uint16_t instead.
This requires some updates to the nFAPI code as well.
We also have declared the def_dci_rel15 extern variable
consistently throughout the code.
In this commit, the gNB is still crashing. However, it seems
that the NSA UE is sending the proper responses back, but there
some sort of incorrect management of the def_dci_pdu_rel15
variable. If we memset this array to 0, we can see incorrect
0 assignments to elements of the UCI indications. Hopefully
fixing this issue will result in less gNB crashes.
How? Well, we had to properly allocate the
ul_config_req. We also had to update the
ue_get_rach function. There were several
places where the functionality would check
for a particular mode (ra, sa, phy_test, etc).
In some of these places we had to add NSA mode.
In the VNF, they start the scheduler after 3 sec,
this is sort of a hack, might want to revisit.
This commit also includes removal of printfs.
Robert Schmidt