If a process exits and has a controlling terminal, everything under
it gets a SIGHUP by the kernel. That's the case for instance when
running a srsUE over ssh with some specific parameters. As a result,
when the ssh client is killed, SIGHUP is sent to srsUE, which will be
killed immediatelly without proper release, which means in turn that log
buffers are not flushed.
Let's do proper shutdown when SIGHUP is received so that everyone can
get log files.
this fixes an issue in which, during cell search, the sync code
itself would set the serving cell whenever it found a new cell.
instead, only report the found cell to RRC and keep the sample
rate at 1.92 MHz. RRC may select a new serving cell and then tell
PHY to camp on it.
rrc_meas refactor. Need to split commit
Fix typo
Temporal commit
Apply rx_gain_offset to neighbour cell measurements
srsLTE: modify TESTASSERT Macro to follow codeline
SRSUE: prevent RRC from having serving cell in neighbour list
SRSUE: DL HARQ does not need Time Aligment Timer. UL is disabled using PUCCH resources release
SRSUE: extend intra-frequency to CA SCell
SRSUE: fix confusing/ambiguous code in the RRC measurements and fix concurrency issue
SRSUE: remove RRC measurement report triggers when measurements are modified or HO succesful
SRSUE: fix compilation issues and Reest SIB indexes
Fixes sync using incorrect cell configuration when search cell does not find a correct cell
Small refactor to remove measurement report triggers always after removing measurement
SRSUE: Removed SIC PSS from UE
SRSUE: fix inter-frequency reestablishment and added more traces
SRSUE: Fix compilation issue
in the UE conformance testing we've spotted an issue
where an event was evaluated even though the trigger type for
the report was periodic which caused an exception in RRC
there were two defaults and one was shadowing the other. This
commit removes both defaults and uses blocking-mode for RRC
calls to PDCP in the UE. The eNB write_sdu() uses the non-blocking
mode by default. We have to review the eNB's RRC perhaps and use blocking
there too and non-blocking only for data plane
previously we've returned the init() function when a sublayer
init failed. This leaves the pointers to the layers unset which, in turn,
breaks the stop() call for the UE
adding a cond variable and mutex to protect init and (re-)config of PHY
currently this is only used during init. If the stack couldn't be
initialized but the PHY init thread was already started, we need to
properly wait until this is done