This is called for the second and subsequent received INVITEs as well as the ACK. We send the current response, whatever it is.

For MTC we paged the MS, it RACHed in, was given a channel with an ImmediateAssignment, without knowing the MS identity. The MS then sends us this me

How did we get here you ask? Peering received a handover request on BTS2 (us), allocated a channel and set the handoverPending flag, created a transa

GSM 04.60 11.2 */

linear, we should move the actual search into this structure */ (pat) Speed entirely irrelevant; this is done once per call.

Return the RTP Port being used. */

@} @name Get the messages themselves. */ @{

GSM 05.02 3.3.2.2.1 */

GSM 05.02 3.3.2.2.1. */

GSM 05.02 6.3.1.3. */

Return TRUE to delete it.

TL processes uplink message to the outside world.

8*N single precision floats scaled and converted with remainder */

16*N single precision floats scaled and converted to 16-bit signed integer */

16*N 16-bit signed integer conversion with remainder */

@} @name not inlined due to outside calls */ @{

Return true if the channel is active. */

The add method is not mutex protected and should only be used during initialization. */

This allocates a ton of tiny strings. It doesnt matter; this function is only called interactively.

The add method is not mutex protected and should only be used during initialization. */

Return the bsn that is msecs in the future from a base bsn. Used to conveniently specify timeouts in terms of something we track, namely, gBSNNext.

Find or set a USF for this ms. Return -1 on failure.

Does change size().

void writeXID(ByteVector bv, bool pf) { writeUHeader(bv,UCMD_XID,1); // poll/final bit is always 1 for XID frame. }

API: Non-aligned (no SSE) complex-complex */

API: Non-aligned (no SSE) complex-real */

UNUSED Not a MSInfo member function, but still related to MSInfo. This function is (was) used to implement CHANGE-TLLI from the BSSG interface. 3-2012

WARNING: This is called from the CLI thread.

Return a descriptive string of the current channel state.

Enqueue a RACH channel request; to be deleted when dequeued later. */

Return true if it was an l3 message or or a primitive that we pass on to state machines, false otherwise. After calling us the caller should test chan

FIXME: This is where we need to do choose the codec from the ones in the SDP message the capabilities of the MS.

If TBF is NULL, clear the reservation. If a TBF is specified, only clear the res if it is for that TBF.

This is for use by the Command Line Interface Return true on success.

in-place conjugation */

HAVE_SSE3 */