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    • Cedric Roux's avatar
      bugfixes for UL scheduling · 1ca6ad3f
      Cedric Roux authored
      - size of PUCCH has been fixed to:
          - 2 RBs for N_RB_UL = 25 (1 RB at top of resource grid, 1 RB at bottom)
          - 4 RBs for N_RB_UL = 50
          - 6 RBs for N_RB_UL = 100
        this is arbitrary and will need some rework at some point.
        This may be also wrong. PUCCH size actually depends on DL traffic
        (if the ack/nack is not done in PUSCH) and scheduling request
        configurations.
      - add sched_frame %= 1024 at one needed place
      - reserve RBs for retransmission
        this was not done so new transmissions were scheduled in the same
        RBs. Since the code works with the notion of 'first_rb' only, it
        was decided to skip all RBs lower than those retransmitted. This
        works but is not correct (imagine we have to retransmit RB 23, then
        all RBs < 23 will not be used for new transmission). The work to
        fix this properly is complex, a lot has to change, so let's do it
        this simple way for now.
      - sort_ue_ul was not correct
        - add the function maxround_ul to use the correct 'round' (the one
          from DL was used, which is totally wrong)
        - be sure to use the correct frame/subframe to get the correct HARQ pid
      1ca6ad3f
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      bugfix: access correctly round_UL · 7c0bcb41
      Cedric Roux authored
      7c0bcb41
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      bugfix: fix cqi_req usage in UL scheduler · f89ecc2a
      Cedric Roux authored
      For retransmission, let's use cqi_req used for the 1st transmission.
      
      Maybe incorrect, should check the specs. (In the worst case, we
      simply won't decode this transmission at all. No big deal.)
      f89ecc2a
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