Conflicts:
	targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c

Develop1 b integration w49

See merge request !56

Not sure it's the right thing to do, but this commit
should reduce fake builds.

Use LOG_TRACE instead.

This may need to be refined.

The variable ODD_PARITY is defined at various places,
with different values, causing compilation warnings.

It's wrong to define a variable with different values.

A new variable is created, specific to IMEI case: IMEI_ODD_PARITY.
Maybe ODD_PARITY should also have 0xf as value, and so maybe only
one variable is necessary. To be checked at some point...

Manually testing with the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 failed,
probably because the phone didn't like to receive SRS
configuration.

Let's send it only if activated.

Another way to set those two variables has to be used for the
specific UE case (use a sub CMakeLists.txt, see in build_oai).

see issue #43

Bsr fixes fabrice

Merge feature BSR stabilization to develop1B

See merge request !15

Feature 68 enb agent



See merge request !47

Normally it is used to display throughput.

The computation it does is to sum up the wanted value for the last
second (1000 TTIs) and send this value to the views associated to
this logger, at each TTI.

This view is used to display throughput (to come in next commits).

- change paint function:
  when the XY plot is resized we scale. Previously
  the last range was put in the middle of the new range
  (say when we increase the size).
  We may get aspect ratio changes if the resize is not identical
  vertically and horizontally, but I think this behaviour is more
  'natural'.
- fix a bug:
  the last horizontal tick label was printed to far on the right,
  out of the bouding box of the XY plot. This is not totally fixed
  in the case the label is larger than the XY plot. Now the part
  out of the bounding box will be printed on the left. No big deal,
  make the plot big enough. (Before, even if big enough you had a
  problem.)
- add a new vertical tick display, to be used for throughput mostly.
  See in enb.c the difference between 'input signal' and throughput
  plots (those throughput plots will come in later commits).

It's like a label but with fixed dimensions and maximum
characters' capacity at creation time.

This function is used to print rates (say '1kb/s' or '16Mb/s').

[-1 29] was not very pleasant for MCS 28 or no DCI (value is -1 in this case).
[-2 30] looks better.

The problem was visible when DL MCS was set to 20
(do a ping -c 192.172.0.1 -i0.2 to get it). The dots
were not plotted at the exact line of the tick mark.

Not sure the fix is always correct.

No big deal anyway.

Helps visualize MCS usage over time.