GSM frame clock value. GSM 05.02 4.3 No internal thread sync. */

Thrown when the control layer gets the wrong message */

GSM 04.08 9.1.7 */

Same as above, but dont copy the memory. This is only an efficiency issue. This function is used to do bit-manipulations defined in ByteVector on the

A C++ wrapper for struct timeval. */

CCITT Z.100 activity timer, as described in GSM 04.06 5.1. All times are in milliseconds. */

Thrown when L3 can't parse an incoming message */

An exception thrown when a given config key isn't found. */

GSM 04.11 7.2.1 */

An exception to throw when a critical socket operation fails. */

When we send an RB setup message of some kind, we save the transaction here so that we know what to do when we receive the message reply. This is nece

Convert an ASN A_SEQUENCE_OF(Digit_t), or generically, any A_SEQUENCE_OF(long) where the long values are limited to bytes, into a ByteVector by copyin

GSM 04.11 7.3.4 */

This is our information about the allocated channel passed from GPRS or UMTS back to GGSN. In a normal system, the whole QoS would be passed back and

This is a handle on a TransportFormat; applies to one TrCh. The TF is part of a TFS, which has shared (semi-static) and non-shared (dynamic) parts, so

Convert an ASN OCTET_STRING into a ByteVector by copying the memory.

GSM 04.11 7.2.1 */

GSM 04.08 9.2.2 */

GSM 04.08 9.2.5 */

GSM 04.08 9.2.6 */

GSM 04.08 9.1.5 */

Identity Request, GSM 04.08 9.2.10 */

GSM 04.08 9.2.14 */

GSM 04.08 10.5.3.1 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.19 */

Thrown when recvL3 returns NULL */

Calling Party BCD Number, GSM 04.08 10.5.4.9 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.7 */

GSM 04.08 9.2.13 */

Uninteresting class, but the name itself is documentation about which way it is traveling.

GSM 04.11 7.3.3 */

A common class for RP addresses, GSM 04.11 8.2.5 */

GSM 04.11 7.3.1 */

(pat) Note: the Mutex we use is recursive, so a ScopedLock does not prevent the same thread from locking the mutex again. (pat) 3-27-2012: I added an

GSM 03.40 9.2.2.1, downlink */

Thrown when the control layer gets the wrong primitive */

GSM 04.11 7.2.3 */

L2 frame length field, GSM 04.06 3.6 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.1. Even though uplink and downlink forms have different optional fields, we can use a single message for both sides. */

GSM 04.08 9.2.1 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.3 */

GSM 04.08 9.1.12 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.5 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.6 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.12 */

GSM 04.08 9.2.15a */

Mobile Identity, GSM 04.08, 10.5.1.4 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.17 */

GSM 04.08 10.5.2.31 */

RejectCause, GSM 04.08 10.5.3.6 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.19 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.23 This message can have different forms for uplink and downlink but the TLV format is flexiable enough to allow us to use one class f

GSM 04.08 9.3.25 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.26 */

GSM 04.08 9.3.30 */

Time & Time Zone, GSM 04.08 10.5.3.9, GSM 03.40 9.2.3.11. This class is also used in SMS. */

Timing Advance, GSM 04.08 10.5.2.40 */

05.64 6.3

05.64 6.3

05.64 6.3 These are commands using the S bits, mostly for ABM aka acknowledged mode.

05.64 6.3

An entry in the paging list. */

Acknowledged mode data, 3Gpp 25.332 9.2.1.4 */

Generic Activity Timer. Lots of controls to make everybody happy.