The timekeeper should never wait for lazy readers, because that causes
timekeeping and later usb transfers to fail.
Change-Id: Id0aad606a296b2885617013ce6637204357b13d7
One of the mystery bugs was that the blade ms needed two starts
after powercycling the bladerf due to transfer timeouts.
This is now fixed.
Change-Id: I1cd8790191790f4861a70bc55c8f4c9993fa10c8
* Do not hard-code '-O3' and '-g', let the user decide on them.
* Move '-lpthread' to LIBADD, it shall not be in CFLAGS.
* Also add '-Wall' to AM_CFLAGS.
Change-Id: Ia971fc4124b405514792e5309d42936aaebdc8c1
* AM_CPPFLAGS is for preprocessor flags like '-I' or '-D',
* AM_CFLAGS/AM_CXXFLAGS is for C/C++ compiler flags like '-Wall',
* AM_LDFLAGS is for linker flags like '-no-undefined', not libraries!
* Link ipc-driver-test against libdevice.la,
* Do not put $(UHD_CFLAGS) everywhere.
Change-Id: Iafd68974c9c613fb4e65a01d076b2c687b716c83
* AM_CPPFLAGS is for preprocessor flags like '-I' or '-D',
* AM_CXXFLAGS is for C++ compiler flags like '-Wall'.
Change-Id: I82fc1eb6796f5289f0feff7bee5264bfacd6e733
This option should be used for any executables which are used only
for testing, or for generating other files and are consequently never
installed. By specifying this option, we are telling Libtool that
the executable it links will only ever be executed from where it is
built in the build tree. Libtool is usually able to considerably
speed up the link process for such executables.
Change-Id: Ieb4ddc5799819c24ed357218c7b0197bcb6b5c91
* AM_CPPFLAGS is for preprocessor flags like '-I' or '-D',
* AM_CFLAGS is for C (not C++!) compiler flags like '-Wall'.
* AM_CXXFLAGS is for C++ specific compiler flags like '-Wall'.
By having the preprocessor flags in the proper variable we make
sure that they apply to both *.c and *.cpp files.
Change-Id: I7b3504a01e3350834b35c42d8d76d5d88d84a4b9
The "safe" scaling factor introduced in
7ac54b10d3 is too low and dates back to
the beginning and the move from usrp1->uhd, but the modulator will
exceed +-1 so "proper" scaling leads to overflows. Let's just do what
osmotrx has been doing for many years...
Change-Id: I75a2eba1f7f7b81249c06ce3fc9dfeee08878cb9
Given integral type A and non integral type B and depending on rounding
mode, optimization, compiler, and phase of the moon A(A)*B != A(A*B) so
split the two cases.
While at it, also make the template automagically work for complex types
instead of requiring manual casts, the general idea here is to allow
inlining and vectorization by treating all args as plain arrays, which is fine.
This works as expected with -tune=native, x64 implies sse2, and we do not
target any neon-less arm versions either.
Clang only array length hints can improve this even more.
Change-Id: I93f077f967daf2ed382d12cc20a54846b3688634
5561f1129d introduced some changes,
but while RadioInterface lost its call to close() that was previously
used to improperly reset the buffers upon init() that call was
accidentally not removed for RadioInterfaceMulti and
RadioInterfaceResamp, so those reset previously initialized values to 0
during init(), which break osmo-trx for weird setups.
Change-Id: I74fc1586f8ae0832f4093ba8a44a1c70c78ec3d8
The MS TRX was intentionally added [1] as an optional feature, which
requires a git submodule to be present in order to build libtrxcon.
This feature can be enabled by passing --with-mstrx to the configure.
But autoconf/automake is a mess. Despite in the root Makefile.am we
are adding full submodule path to the SUBDIRS *conditionally*, the
configure script would still fail if the submodule is not fetched:
Makefile.am:32: error: required directory
./osmocom-bb/src/host/trxcon
does not exist
It would not even enter that directory if it's present, but somehow
it's still required to exist. For the end user this means that
cloning the submodule becomes a *necessary* step in order to build
osmo-trx from source, even when the MS TRX is not really needed.
The fact that we're unconditionally requiring the submodule, which
is meant to be used by an optional feature feels wrong to me. It's
also unusual for osmocom projects to require submodules, so it may
(and already did) cause build failures when cloning as usual.
Let's work this problem around by defining LIBTRXCON_DIR variable
in configure.ac and using it in the root Makefile.am. If the MS
TRX is not enabled explicitly, make autoconf/automake happy by
assigning LIBTRXCON_DIR the submodule's root directory, which is
always present but empty if the submodule is not fetched.
Change-Id: I02ae2b37c82ae2f55e7d9bd92e226f2b8b023968
Related: [1] b7253c6fdc
Related: OS#5599, OS#5846
Condition 'test ENABLE_MS_TRX' is always true because 'ENABLE_MS_TRX'
is a string literal, not a variable... Because of this, automeke will
unconditionally try to configure the submodule.
Change-Id: Icbb9278c688bfe506d5ad726f16a6c200572de1b
Fixes: b7253c6fdc
Related: OS#5599
This also uncovers very interesting design decisions like the copying of
mutexes and condition vars depending on recursive locks that were
previously hidden by shady c function calls..
We have perfectly good c++11 versions for all of that.
While we're at it, also use the initialization list for the other (still
copy constructable) vectors, which cleans up the radio interfaces.
Change-Id: Idc9e3b1144c5b93f5dad2f8e0e30f1058477aa52
This is basically a trxcon that includes a transceiver, and can just
be used with existing and future apps supporting the trxcon interface,
i.e. mobile or ccch_scan.
Supports bladerf and uhd.
Currently using hardcoded sched/prios aimed at a setup with working,
reliable usb and reserved cores, for example a raspi 4 (ONLY 4, not 3,
not 2, not any other version)
Additionally builds test tools used for development: osmo-trx-syncthing*
see https://osmocom.org/projects/baseband/wiki/MS-side_GPRS for the
project description and details
Change-Id: I36c65a8c725c4da76dc70006cd96b0a2b6878e84
Grabbed from gr-gsm 2de47e28ce1fb9a518337bfc0add36c8e3cff5eb
Had a few rounds of extensive cleanup (not the va itself). Uses gcc
multiversioning for x86 targets.
Change-Id: I5466c522cf4de984a4810ec46df43a10b52ed78f
This is not really finished, there are multiple reasons to not use this:
1) main clock is not a gsm multiple, so it will continously drift
2) small buffer sizes lead to tx gaps that are hard to detect and break
everything.
Change-Id: I455c34bb9520d5f09eeb1ac76fceb4bdea94d1ac
- do not lint the submodule
- do not lint the grgsm code
- do not lint headers, checkpatch does not understand that this is a c++
project and any change to existing headers will cause issues.
- also do not do arcane C varargs checks that do not apply to C++
Change-Id: Ie7a9fbd021e12a88db30212240af2332c6cdcb37
Eric Wild
Oliver Smith
Vadim Yanitskiy
Pau Espin
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