Hi,
I built libosmocore head (commit
84dcf73625513af44e711b2c99e21ee2c33b7eff at that time) on Fedora 43
(rawhide) and on s390x 4 tests failed. Iit's s390x running in qemu on
x86_64, but it also fails on native s390 - there I saw failures of
tests 25 26 69 90 (unfortunately I don't have the log from the native
run). So probably more tests can coredump, to see all the problematic
tests, it would probably require running through the valgrind. I am
reporting it according to the provided instructions
thanks & regards
Jaroslav
Hi Experts,
I want to integrate EPC core (Open5GS) with open-source SGSN, It would be very helpful if anyone can share any document where I can find the installation steps and all.
Thanks in advance for your valuable time and consideration.
Regards,
Sandip Biswas
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Hi,
it came up again in gerrit again.
Currently the osmocom style states doxygen style comments should be done in the .c file.
Doxygen are those comments:
/*! a brief description of the function
* \param something Some description of the use
* \return 0 if ...
*/
Doxygen takes those comments and generates a html documentation of the code.
I would like to change it to have those in the headers files instead (when the function in included in a header file).
When using the doxygen comments only for doyxen, for sure, there isn't a difference between
having it in .c or in .h files.
But when using IDEs or language servers, they usually only parses headers files and
the .c files of the current active project (e.g. osmo-sgsn),
but not the .c files of other projects (libosmocore).
On the downside I only see the problem of increasing the size of header files, but I don't see
an issue in here.
Any thoughts?
Best,
lynxis
