Commit c85d0878 authored by Sakthivel Velumani's avatar Sakthivel Velumani

Reverting the changes made in fo calculation

While fixing bug in PSS index calculation in 334519d1, I made changes in FO calculation as well. This is not nedeed and caused the FO to misbehave. Hence, reverting it.
parent f2bc346a
...@@ -914,13 +914,13 @@ int pss_search_time_nr(int **rxdata, ///rx data in time domain ...@@ -914,13 +914,13 @@ int pss_search_time_nr(int **rxdata, ///rx data in time domain
int64_t result1,result2; int64_t result1,result2;
// Computing cross-correlation at peak on half the symbol size for first half of data // Computing cross-correlation at peak on half the symbol size for first half of data
result1 = dot_product64((short*)primary_synchro_time_nr[pss_source], result1 = dot_product64((short*)primary_synchro_time_nr[pss_source],
(short*) &(rxdata[0][peak_position+is*frame_parms->samples_per_frame]), (short*) &(rxdata[0][peak_position])+(is*frame_parms->samples_per_frame),
frame_parms->ofdm_symbol_size>>1, frame_parms->ofdm_symbol_size>>1,
shift); shift);
// Computing cross-correlation at peak on half the symbol size for data shifted by half symbol size // Computing cross-correlation at peak on half the symbol size for data shifted by half symbol size
// as it is real and complex it is necessary to shift by a value equal to symbol size to obtain such shift // as it is real and complex it is necessary to shift by a value equal to symbol size to obtain such shift
result2 = dot_product64((short*)primary_synchro_time_nr[pss_source]+(frame_parms->ofdm_symbol_size), result2 = dot_product64((short*)primary_synchro_time_nr[pss_source]+(frame_parms->ofdm_symbol_size),
(short*) &(rxdata[0][peak_position+frame_parms->ofdm_symbol_size+(is*frame_parms->samples_per_frame)]), (short*) &(rxdata[0][peak_position])+(frame_parms->ofdm_symbol_size+(is*frame_parms->samples_per_frame)),
frame_parms->ofdm_symbol_size>>1, frame_parms->ofdm_symbol_size>>1,
shift); shift);
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