This information will be needed once the GRR layer starts listening for
paging requests, which identify MS by either PTMSI or IMSI.
Change-Id: I3a0c4a57c3d624c3ebb40ae2cc0c96626ccc2c99
This event doesn't show up as an explicit primitive in TS 24.007 GMMRR
SAP, but it is clearly needed to (re)arm the READY timer in GMM layer as
per TS 24.008 section 4.7.2.1.1:
"""
The READY timer is started:
- in the MS when the GMM entity receives an indication from lower layers that an LLC frame other than LLC
NULL frame has been transmitted on the radio interface;
"""
Change-Id: I9fd4047cfae4a12ad3be41860032eeda263d3276
Otherwise if a test includes {layer_name}_private.h from several
libraries to use private APIs it will fail due to colliding g_ctx
pointers of different types.
Change-Id: Ib8a844551452b79bdb3a81968ffc1fd42ee1c5d9
PTCCH/D blocks use different encoding than PDTCH/D blocks, and passing
them to gprs_rlcmac_handle_gprs_dl_block() results in decoding errors:
DRLCMAC NOTICE rlcmac.c:496 Failed decoding dl ctrl block:
7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 7f 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b 2b
We don't implement PTCCH yet, so discard these blocks starting at
Fn=12 within the period of 104 frames (see 3GPP 45.002, table 6).
Change-Id: I555004987cf2daa995b9ea21c90ac699199c4e9a
rc=1 Only has meaning in call to rlcmac_down_cb().
gprs_rlcmac_prim_call_down_cb() called by internal rlcmac code
guarantess the prim is always freed, and hence returning 1 has not
meaning there.
Same applies for up direction.
Change-Id: Ibd9c44150e8dbec5fbaa98e14aa16703935dac71
While reworking tbf_ul_ass_fsm, avoid being in "ASSIGN" state while
waiting to send Pkt Ctrl Ack. The PCU is free to ask the TBF to transmit
data before receiving Pkt Ctrl Ack; the time where it can start
transmitting data is actually controlled by TBF Starting Time.
Change-Id: Id81f16743f2c464e01caf27ba2eb8c0fc715fe8a
This patch only introduces the gprs_rlcmac_dl_tbf subclass and
allocates/frees it based on PCH ImmAss, and adds initial paths for
received blocks. It also provides a unit test to showcase the scenario.
Change-Id: I7f98e3456ef35d80becdad3481afeb771457b0ef
This patch is another step towards a working RLC/MAC implementation. It adds:
* An initial data model with MS (gprs_rlcmac_entity) and ul_tbf.
* A UL_TBF state FSM from initial to FLOW status
* A UL_TBF assignemnt FSM, covering both 1phase and 2phase assignments.
* Triggering of UL_TBF allocation and assignment FSM when new LLC data
is pushed from upper layers.
* A scheduler generating some ctrl messages (PktResReq and UlDummyCtrlBlk)
when indicated by the network.
This patch is pushed as a WIP state since it already contains a
considerable amount of code and lots of new files, which can be
used/extended at a later point, making parallel contribution easier.
Related: OS#5500
Change-Id: I420c57a9d0b63f9c2805a7c2ae8ce85532a48eef
This primitive API allows the application to drive the RLCMAC layer
based on a lower L1CTL interface.
* RACH req are requested to the lower layers by the RLCMAC through the
RACH.req primitive.
* Received ImmAss, SI are fed to the RLC/MAC layer through CCCH_DATA.ind
* The RLCMAC registers DL and UL TBFs in the lower part (firwmare,
L1CTL):
** The lower part will trigger PDCH_RTS.ind in every TS in the
"(dl_slotmask|ul_slotmask)" superset, with the received USF. This
allows UL uplink to transmit blocks when requested by USF, or UL/DL TBF
to answer polls from PCU at a specific N+X FN (RRBP). This also allows
the RLCMAC layer to update its GSM clock and trigger internall
timeouts.
** The lower part will trigger PDCH_DATA.ind in every TS in the
dl_slotmask if either a CTRL block is received or a data block
matching the configured dl_tfi is received.
** Upon receival of PDCH_DATA.ind, the RLCMAC layer updates its FN clock
and submits PDCH_DATA.req based on USF.
This commit only adds the primitive set and API to submit/receive them,
but doesn't really implement them yet internally.
Related: OS#5500
Change-Id: I3d97425ec75059ceae983de869419230e8c4df01
llc_queue and codel code has been taken from osmo-pcu.git
6a5b1b1f3ef83f87a9df1d4511e22f59039e11ed and have been refactored to fit
in libosmo-gprs (removed llc_pdu structs, reworked struct types being
enqueued, etc.). Support for queues based on radio_prio has also been
added.
Related: OS#5500
Change-Id: Icdaa046fb6a71367f10beee16dcf9a5b7b61022e
The GRR primitives and types are kept 1-to-1 ABI compatible
to those at libosmo-gprs-llc so that they can be forwarded as pointers.
Still, we want to keep the types duplicated in order to avoid having to
depend one library on another, since the forwarding of one layer to the
other is done by the app and can use whatever it wishes on either side.
Related: OS#5500
Change-Id: I1870fa6a264612c5a669bfb832e6e8c0a892cb74
Pau Espin
Vadim Yanitskiy