root/src/isdn/5ESSStateNT.c

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DEFINITIONS

This source file includes following definitions.
  1. ATT5ESSCreateNT

   1 /*****************************************************************************

   2 

   3   FileName:     5ESSStateNT.c

   4 

   5   Contents:     AT&T 5ESS ISDN State Engine for NT (Network Mode).

   6 

   7                     The controlling state engine for Q.931 is the state engine

   8                     on the NT side. The state engine on the TE side is a slave 

   9                     of this. The TE side maintain it's own states as described in

  10                     ITU-T Q931, but will in    raise conditions be overridden by 

  11                     the NT side.

  12 

  13   License/Copyright:

  14 

  15   Copyright (c) 2007, Jan Vidar Berger, Case Labs, Ltd. All rights reserved.

  16   email:janvb@caselaboratories.com  

  17 

  18   Copyright (c) 2007, Michael Jerris. All rights reserved.

  19   email:mike@jerris.com  

  20   

  21   Copyright (c) 2007, Michael S. Collins, All rights reserved.

  22   email:mcollins@fcnetwork.com

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  49 
  50 #include "5ESS.h"
  51 
  52 /*****************************************************************************

  53   Function:     ATT5ESSCreateNT

  54 

  55   Description:  Will create the AT&T 5ESS ISDN NT as a Dialect in the stack. The first

  56                     bulk set up the message handlers, the second bulk the IE

  57                     encoders/coders, and the last bulk set up the state table.

  58 

  59   Parameters:   i       Dialect index

  60 *****************************************************************************/
  61 void ATT5ESSCreateNT(L3UCHAR i)
  62 {
  63         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_ALERTING,             i, Q931ProcAlertingNT,          Q931Umes_Alerting,          Q931Pmes_Alerting);
  64         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_CALL_PROCEEDING,      i, Q931ProcCallProceedingNT,    Q931Umes_CallProceeding,    Q931Pmes_CallProceeding);
  65         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_CONNECT,              i, Q931ProcConnectNT,           Q931Umes_Connect,           Q931Pmes_Connect);
  66         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_CONNECT_ACKNOWLEDGE,  i, Q931ProcConnectAckNT,        Q931Umes_ConnectAck,        Q931Pmes_ConnectAck);
  67         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_PROGRESS,             i, Q931ProcProgressNT,          Q931Umes_Progress,          Q931Pmes_Progress);
  68         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_SETUP,                i, Q931ProcSetupNT,             Q931Umes_Setup,             Q931Pmes_Setup);
  69         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_SETUP_ACKNOWLEDGE,    i, Q931ProcSetupAckNT,          Q931Umes_SetupAck,          Q931Pmes_SetupAck);
  70         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_RESUME,               i, Q931ProcResumeNT,            Q931Umes_Resume,            Q931Pmes_Resume);
  71         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_RESUME_ACKNOWLEDGE,   i, Q931ProcResumeAckNT,         Q931Umes_ResumeAck,         Q931Pmes_ResumeAck);
  72         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_RESUME_REJECT,        i, Q931ProcResumeRejectNT,      Q931Umes_ResumeReject,      Q931Pmes_ResumeReject);
  73         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_SUSPEND,              i, Q931ProcSuspendNT,           Q931Umes_Suspend,           Q931Pmes_Suspend);
  74         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_SUSPEND_ACKNOWLEDGE,  i, Q931ProcSuspendAckNT,        Q931Umes_SuspendAck,        Q931Pmes_SuspendAck);
  75         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_SUSPEND_REJECT,       i, Q931ProcSuspendRejectNT,     Q931Umes_SuspendReject,     Q931Pmes_SuspendReject);
  76         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_USER_INFORMATION,     i, Q931ProcUserInformationNT,   Q931Umes_UserInformation,   Q931Pmes_UserInformation);
  77         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_DISCONNECT,           i, Q931ProcDisconnectNT,        Q931Umes_Disconnect,        Q931Pmes_Disconnect);
  78         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_RELEASE,              i, Q931ProcReleaseNT,           Q931Umes_Release,           Q931Pmes_Release);
  79         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_RELEASE_COMPLETE,     i, Q931ProcReleaseCompleteNT,   Q931Umes_ReleaseComplete,   Q931Pmes_ReleaseComplete);
  80         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_RESTART,              i, Q931ProcRestartNT,           Q931Umes_Restart,           Q931Pmes_Restart);
  81         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_RESTART_ACKNOWLEDGE,  i, Q931ProcRestartAckNT,        Q931Umes_RestartAck,        Q931Pmes_RestartAck);
  82         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_CONGESTION_CONTROL,   i, Q931ProcCongestionControlNT, Q931Umes_CongestionControl, Q931Pmes_CongestionControl);
  83         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_INFORMATION,          i, Q931ProcInformationNT,       Q931Umes_Information,       Q931Pmes_Information);
  84         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_NOTIFY,               i, Q931ProcNotifyNT,            Q931Umes_Notify,            Q931Pmes_Notify);
  85         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_STATUS,               i, Q931ProcStatusNT,            Q931Umes_Status,            Q931Pmes_Status);
  86         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_STATUS_ENQUIRY,       i, Q931ProcStatusEnquiryNT,     Q931Umes_StatusEnquiry,     Q931Pmes_StatusEnquiry);
  87         Q931SetMesProc(Q931mes_SEGMENT,              i, Q931ProcSegmentNT,           Q931Umes_Segment,           Q931Pmes_Segment);
  88 
  89         Q931SetMesProc(Q932mes_FACILITY,             i, Q932ProcFacilityNT,          Q932Umes_Facility,          Q932Pmes_Facility);
  90         Q931SetMesProc(Q932mes_HOLD,                 i, Q932ProcHoldNT,              Q932Umes_Hold,              Q932Pmes_Hold);
  91         Q931SetMesProc(Q932mes_HOLD_ACKNOWLEDGE,     i, Q932ProcHoldAckNT,           Q932Umes_HoldAck,           Q932Pmes_HoldAck);
  92         Q931SetMesProc(Q932mes_HOLD_REJECT,          i, Q932ProcHoldRejectNT,        Q932Umes_HoldReject,        Q932Pmes_HoldReject);
  93         Q931SetMesProc(Q932mes_REGISTER,             i, Q932ProcRegisterNT,          Q932Umes_Register,          Q932Pmes_Register);
  94         Q931SetMesProc(Q932mes_RETRIEVE,             i, Q932ProcRetrieveNT,          Q932Umes_Retrieve,          Q932Pmes_Retrieve);
  95         Q931SetMesProc(Q932mes_RETRIEVE_ACKNOWLEDGE, i, Q932ProcRetrieveAckNT,       Q932Umes_RetrieveAck,       Q932Pmes_RetrieveAck);
  96         Q931SetMesProc(Q932mes_RETRIEVE_REJECT,      i, Q932ProcRetrieveRejectNT,    Q932Umes_RetrieveReject,    Q932Pmes_RetrieveReject);
  97 
  98         /* Set up the IE encoder/decoder handle table.*/ 
  99         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_SEGMENTED_MESSAGE,                i, Q931Pie_Segment,           Q931Uie_Segment);
 100         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_BEARER_CAPABILITY,                i, Q931Pie_BearerCap,         Q931Uie_BearerCap);
 101         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_CAUSE,                            i, Q931Pie_Cause,             Q931Uie_Cause);
 102         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_CALL_IDENTITY,                    i, Q931Pie_CallID,            Q931Uie_CallID);
 103         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_CALL_STATE,                       i, Q931Pie_CallState,         Q931Uie_CallState);
 104         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_CHANNEL_IDENTIFICATION,           i, Q931Pie_ChanID,            Q931Uie_ChanID);
 105         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_PROGRESS_INDICATOR,               i, Q931Pie_ProgInd,           Q931Uie_ProgInd);
 106         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_NETWORK_SPECIFIC_FACILITIES,      i, Q931Pie_NetFac,            Q931Uie_NetFac);
 107         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_NOTIFICATION_INDICATOR,           i, Q931Pie_NotifInd,          Q931Uie_NotifInd);
 108         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_DISPLAY,                          i, Q931Pie_Display,           Q931Uie_Display);
 109         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_DATETIME,                         i, Q931Pie_DateTime,          Q931Uie_DateTime);
 110         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_KEYPAD_FACILITY,                  i, Q931Pie_KeypadFac,         Q931Uie_KeypadFac);
 111         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_SIGNAL,                           i, Q931Pie_Signal,            Q931Uie_Signal);
 112         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_TRANSIT_DELAY_SELECTION_AND_IND,  i, Q931Pie_TransNetSel,       Q931Uie_TransNetSel);
 113         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_CALLING_PARTY_NUMBER,             i, Q931Pie_CallingNum,        Q931Uie_CallingNum);
 114         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_CALLING_PARTY_SUBADDRESS,         i, Q931Pie_CallingSub,        Q931Uie_CallingSub);
 115         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_CALLED_PARTY_NUMBER,              i, Q931Pie_CalledNum,         Q931Uie_CalledNum);
 116         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_CALLED_PARTY_SUBADDRESS,          i, Q931Pie_CalledSub,         Q931Uie_CalledSub);
 117         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_TRANSIT_NETWORK_SELECTION,        i, Q931Pie_TransNetSel,       Q931Uie_TransNetSel);
 118         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_RESTART_INDICATOR,                i, Q931Pie_RestartInd,        Q931Uie_RestartInd);
 119         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_LOW_LAYER_COMPATIBILITY,          i, Q931Pie_LLComp,            Q931Uie_LLComp);
 120         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_HIGH_LAYER_COMPATIBILITY,         i, Q931Pie_HLComp,            Q931Uie_HLComp);
 121         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_USER_USER,                        i, Q931Pie_UserUser,          Q931Uie_UserUser);
 122         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_GENERIC_DIGITS,                   i, Q931Pie_GenericDigits,     Q931Uie_GenericDigits);
 123 
 124         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_CONNECTED_NUMBER, i, Q931Pie_Generic, Q931Uie_Generic);
 125         Q931SetIEProc(Q931ie_FACILITY,         i, Q931Pie_Generic, Q931Uie_Generic);
 126 
 127         /* The following define a state machine. The point is that the Message  */
 128         /* procs can when search this to find out if the message/state          */
 129         /* combination is legale. If not, the proc for unexpected message apply.*/
 130 
 131         /* TODO define state table here */
 132 }

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