* first step towards moving MAC timers to stack. Mac is still using its own timers. srslte::timers class can be restructured.
* moved timers out of the UE MAC
this fixes the issue when the stack is torn down if, for example,
the radio couldn't be loaded correctly. it will hence call stop() on all stack
components which are not initialzized yet, and logging therefore doesn't work.
the log object is know during contruction time and therefore can be passed
in as soon as possible.
- all RLC entities are now initialized during contruction
- there is no need to check for, e.g., existance of timers, during
runtime
- there is also no need to call re-init during resume
- timers are freed in dtor
- add a simple and low-overhead has_data() method to check whether
an RLC entity has data to transmit or not
- use this method for all calls that are actually not interested
in the amount of data to send
- use the more expensive get_buffer_state() for all cases where
the actual size of the buffer is of importance
* fixed some issues with the UL scheduling
* Hack to fix UL scheduler
* minor fix
* Cleaned up code and fixed issue with the update_allocation function
* fixed the console printing in the enb
* log/console fix
* fixed the log print
* added a normalization factor
* RLC: entity uses dynamic instances. Simplified stop/reset/reestablish procedure. Added non-blocking interface
* Limit decimals in metrics stdout
* Changed mutexes to rwlock in RLC/RRC/MAC/PDCP to fix race conditions when removing users
* Fix deadlock bug for MIMO
* Remove headers
* Fix missing unlock causing overflows
* Do not decrease CQI when PUCCH (this is a temporal fix, requires to reduce the maximum MCS)
* Fix mutex unlock in worker
* Configurable RLC tx buffer. Default to 512 for enodeb
* Check NULL SDU in write_sdu()
* Protect RLC objects and tx_queue from being destroyed while using it
* Remove superfluous code
* Disable SIB logging
* Fix block_queue for enb
This is a larger patch that reworks the LCID handling throughout the
code.
- It first moves the RB/LCID mapping out of common.h into the RRC object
because different RATs may have different mappings.
- It adds a interface to RRC that other objects like RLC/PDCP/etc. may
use to get the bearer name of a specific LCID.
- The patch also introduces a PDCP config class.