Fabrice Nabet (TCL) suggests the value 128 for both.
See https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/openairinterface5g/issues/234#note_3179

The constant RLC_UM_SEGMENT_NB_MAX_LI_PER_PDU is set to 24. This is
too low. Running a downlink TCP iperf with a 10MHz or 20MHz cell
leads to lots of the following warning in the log:

[RLC][W][SN 792] Bad RLC header! Discard this RLC PDU (size=618)

The problem is that the uplink RLC PDU contains a lot of TCP ack.
We can see much more than 24 of them. The RLC layer is not happy
and discards the PDU.

Putting 256 for RLC_UM_SEGMENT_NB_MAX_LI_PER_PDU (arbitrarily chosen,
big but not too big) solves the problem, at least for 10MHz.

it was:

    *num_li_pP >= RLC_UM_SEGMENT_NB_MAX_LI_PER_PDU

it should be:

    *num_li_pP > RLC_UM_SEGMENT_NB_MAX_LI_PER_PDU

This reverts commit 7f24927c.

With value 13 uplink TDD for a 10MHz configuration was not working.
UDP traffic sent with: "iperf -c XX -u -b10M" was crashing
the eNB.

- define _GNU_SOURCE before including pthread.h
- do not use static for the array 'threadname' used
  to store the name, it makes it a global variable
  accessed by several threads in parallel
- increase size of 'threadname' (maybe not necessary)
- properly indent #define / #under (# should be at column 1)

#221 fixed RRC crash when parsing the RRCConnectionReconfiguration message with empty neighCellConfig in measObjectEUTRA

This generates too much prints and may disrupt realtime.
This has to be off by default.

- import RRC ASN.1 defintions from the specifications
  (file openair2/RRC/LITE/MESSAGES/asn1c/ASN1_files/RRC-e10.asn)
  contrary to rel8/10, all modules have been imported, maybe it's too much
  to refine in case of problems
- deal with rel14 in fix_asn1
- all code that was for Rel10 is now for Rel10/Rel14
- some incompatible changes (mostly in naming) were resolved in favor
  of rel14, see in openair2/RRC/LITE/defs.h
- unsure about the rlc layer, some arrays have changed (values appended),
  I only changed the definition and in tests in the code, I changed
  the index limit, maybe it's not enough

Rel14 is the default compilation mode.

This work was done by Laurent Thomas.