Does the ipaddr include a port specification? This will fail miserably with ipv6.

Library setup functions */

Library setup functions */

Returns the starting read Timestamp*/

Returns the starting read Timestamp*/

Returns the starting write Timestamp*/

Returns the starting write Timestamp*/

Add an ip header to the packet and return in malloced memory. ipsrc,ipdst,srcport,dstport in network order. payload may be NULL to just send the heade

Return an array of ip addresses, terminated by a -1 address.

Return an array of ip addresses, terminated by a -1 address.

If a DNS option was specified, put the addresses in dns[2] and return number found. The DNS may be a list of space separated servers.

The addrstr is the tunnel address and must include the mask, eg: "192.168.2.0/24"

Is it any type of MM specific service type?

True if the pdpcontext is not in state PDP-INACTIVE

For the purposes of transmitting a state indication to the MS in any L3 message, there are only two possibilities: PDP-INACTIVE or any other state. Fo

Accessors:

(pat) See GSM 6.12 5.2 and 5.03 table 2 (in section 5.4) I did not get this to work in that I did not see any silence frames.

Is it any call-control service type?

void setSense(MsgSense wSense) { mSense = wSense; } //unused.

check for underrun, resets underrun value */

Do the A5/1 key setup. This routine accepts a 64-bit key and * a 22-bit frame number. */

Return the expected message length in bytes, including L3 header, but not including rest octets. */ (pat) L2Length is also a class. This renaming:

Send "naked" primitive down the channel. @param prim The primitive to send. @pram SAPI The service access point on which to send. */ (pat) This i

Handle TCH traffic during a call. This is called from the dedicated thread created for a combination I full rate TCH in GSMConfig. It is called from

l3msg may be NULL for primitives or unparseable messages.

Channel allocation for GPRS. If GPRS is enabled, we need at least one channel to handle GPRS registration activity, and it will be used often so it sh

Compute a measure of GPRS channel utilization so we can decide when we need more bandwidth. For now we will compute only downlink bandwidth and ignore

Return a mask of the channels available on this arfcn.

This is called during channel destruction to clean up any references to the channel. The channel better not be in use. Delete any tbfs using the chann

Base multiply and accumulate complex-complex */

Base vector complex-complex multiply and accumulate */

Base multiply and accumulate complex-real */

Base vector complex-complex multiply and accumulate */

The state machines may receive messages via machineRunState or machineRunState1. This is the extended version that lets the state machine handle the p

Look at the middle bits of R1,R2,R3, take a vote, and * return the majority value of those 3 bits. */

This is an *initial* request only, for INVITE or MESSAGE. This version generates the request from the values in the DialogStateVars.

Make an RRBP reservation if possible. Return the rrbp (range 0 to 3), or -1 if failed.

We wrap our REGISTER messages inside a dialog object, even though it is technically not a dialog.

Set the "master" SAP, SAP0; should be called no more than once. */

Find a free IP connection or return NULL. Each PDP context activation gets a new IP address. The IP addresses are recycled after tiimeout. 7-10-2012: