Call is initiated by LCR:
If a call is received from LCR, a MESSAGE_NEWREF is received first.
+The ref_was_assigned ist set to 1.
A new chan_call instance is created. The call reference (ref) is given by
-MESSAGE_NEWREF. The state is CHAN_LCR_STATE_IN_PREPARE.
+the received MESSAGE_NEWREF. The state is CHAN_LCR_STATE_IN_PREPARE.
After receiving MESSAGE_SETUP from LCR, the ast_channel instance is created
using ast_channel_alloc(1). The setup information is given to asterisk.
The new Asterisk instance pointer (ast) is stored to chan_call structure.
If a call is requested from Asterisk, a new chan_call instance is created.
The new Asterisk instance pointer (ast) is stored to chan_call structure.
The current call ref is set to 0, the state is CHAN_LCR_STATE_OUT_PREPARE.
-If the call is received (lcr_call) A MESSASGE_NEWREF is sent to LCR requesting
+If the call is received (lcr_call) A MESSAGE_NEWREF is sent to LCR requesting
a new call reference (ref).
+The ref_was_assigned ist set to 1.
Further dialing information is queued.
After the new callref is received by special MESSAGE_NEWREF reply, new ref
is stored in the chan_call structure.
A MESSAGE_RELEASE is received with the call reference (ref) to be released.
The current ref is set to 0, to indicate released reference.
+The ref_was_assigned==1 shows that there is no other ref to be assigned.
The state changes to CHAN_LCR_STATE_RELEASE.
ast_queue_hangup() is called, if asterisk instance (ast) exists, if not,
the chan_call instance is destroyed.
a MESSAGE_RELEASE is sent to LCR and the chan_call instance is destroyed.
If the ref is 0 and the state is not CHAN_LCR_STATE_RELEASE, the new state is
set to CHAN_LCR_STATE_RELEASE.
+The ref_was_assigned==0 shows that a ref is still requested.
Later, if the MESSAGE_NEWREF reply is received, a MESSAGE_RELEASE is sent to
LCR and the chan_call instance is destroyed.
If the ref is 0 and the state is CHAN_LCR_STATE_RELEASE, see the proceedure
*/
struct chan_call *call_first;
-struct chan_call *find_call_ref(unsigned int ref)
-{
- struct chan_call *call = call_first;
-
- while(call)
- {
- if (call->ref == ref)
- break;
- call = call->next;
- }
- return(call);
-}
-
-#if 0
-struct chan_call *find_call_ast(struct ast_channel *ast)
-{
- struct chan_call *call = call_first;
-
- while(call)
- {
- if (call->ast == ast)
- break;
- call = call->next;
- }
- return(call);
-}
+/*
+ * find call by ref
+ * special case: 0: find new ref, that has not been assigned a ref yet
+ */
-struct chan_call *find_call_handle(unsigned int handle)
+struct chan_call *find_call_ref(unsigned int ref)
{
struct chan_call *call = call_first;
-
+ int assigned = (ref > 0);
+
while(call)
{
- if (call->bchannel_handle == handle)
+ if (call->ref == ref && call->ref_was_assigned == assigned)
break;
call = call->next;
}
return(call);
}
-#endif
void free_call(struct chan_call *call)
{
return(*callp);
}
-
unsigned short new_bridge_id(void)
{
struct chan_call *call;
}
/*
- * incoming setup acknowledge from LCR
+ * incoming release from LCR
*/
static void lcr_in_release(struct chan_call *call, int message_type, union parameter *param)
{
call->state = CHAN_LCR_STATE_IN_PREPARE;
/* set ref */
call->ref = ref;
+ call->ref_was_assigned = 1;
/* wait for setup (or release from asterisk) */
} else
{
}
/* store new ref */
call->ref = ref;
+ call->ref_was_assigned = 1;
/* send pending setup info */
if (call->state == CHAN_LCR_STATE_OUT_PREPARE)
send_setup_to_lcr(call);