Rohit Gupta
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T I did some compilation tests using `./build_oai -s --run-group "0101*"`, all was fine. I ran `lte-softmodem` with the sequans and let it run for a while with both uplink and downlink UDP low throughput traffic, all was fine. I ran some TCP tests, downlink 14 Mb/s (because the sequans does not report a CQI of 15 but 14 maximum, so we don't go to maximum MCS, so 14 Mb/s instead of 16) with a very clean radio (almost no error in the HARQ processes). For uplink things are not so clean, it starts at 6 Mb/s and after a while goes down to 2/3 Mbit/s. Lot's of errors in the HARQ processes, mostly uplink but also downlink. This is a both with and without T activated. So to me it's fine. The T tracer is a debugging tool. When it's not enabled, it has zero impact on the processing. I think we need to do very little tests before merging. I'll let you decide but to me it's okay! See merge request !36
OpenAirInterface is under OpenAirInterface Software Alliance license. ├── http://www.openairinterface.org/?page_id=101 ├── http://www.openairinterface.org/?page_id=698 The OpenAirInterface (OAI) software is composed of the following parts: openairinterface5g ├── cmake_targets: build utilities to compile (simulation, emulation and real-time platforms), and generated build files ├── common : some common OAI utilities, other tools can be found at openair2/UTILS ├── COPYING ├── maketags : script to generate emacs tags ├── openair1 : 3GPP LTE Rel-10 PHY layer + PHY RF simulation and a subset of Rel 12 Features. ├── openair2 :3GPP LTE Rel-10 RLC/MAC/PDCP/RRC/X2AP implementation. ├── LAYER2/RLC/ with the following subdirectories: UM_v9.3.0, TM_v9.3.0, and AM_v9.3.0. ├── LAYER2/PDCP/PDCP_v10.1.0. ├── RRC/LITE ├── PHY_INTERFACE ├── X2AP ├── ENB_APP ├── openair3: 3GPP LTE Rel10 for S1AP, NAS GTPV1-U for both ENB and UE. ├── GTPV1-U ├── NAS ├── S1AP ├── SCTP ├── SECU ├── UDP └── targets: top level wrapper for unitary simulation for PHY channels, system-level emulation (eNB-UE with and without S1), and realtime eNB and UE and RRH GW.