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File src/osmo-bts-lc15/oml.c:
Patch Set #3, Line 1851: rc = 0;
This is weird. […]
It follows the logic of "for that object/msg type simply ack it", see below.
Patch Set #3, Line 1854: rc = 0;
So it's fine if we get an unknown/unhandled `foh->msg_type` value?
yes, this function is called for several obj_classes, so we only have specific code for those where we need to do something in lower layers, the rest we simply return 0 (ACK it).
I know we could list all the messages here and the code could be better, but I cannot simply improve it all in one go, there's a lot of stuff which needs moving, etc, as you can see in this set of patches I'm submitting. I'm doing this in an iterative way since the code paths are a bit complex and used by different objects, different BTS types, etc.
File src/osmo-bts-virtual/bts_model.c:
Patch Set #3, Line 148: rc = 0;
Are you sure 0 is the right value here? Not `-ENOTSUP`?
Yes, it's fine for now, since ideally we should be calling this for more object types.
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