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This PR adds multimedia network operators that ease development of media streaming applications with Holoscan Holohub. Two sample applications (sender and player) are provided to demonstrate how to utilize these operators effectively.

New Components Added

🔧 Core Operators

  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp: Media reception operator for receiving streams over Rivermax
    • Packet-to-frame conversion with ANO Burst processing
    • Output as VideoBuffer or Tensor entities
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp: Media transmission operator for sending streams over Rivermax
    • VideoBuffer/Tensor input processing for network transmission
    • Configurable network interface and queue management

📺 Sample Applications

  • Advanced Networking Media Sender: Demonstrates media streaming
    • Pipeline: VideoStreamReplayer → AdvNetworkMediaTxOp → Network Interface
    • Shows frame-accurate timing, looping playback, and file-based sources
  • Advanced Networking Media Player: Demonstrates media reception
    • Pipeline: Network Interface → AdvNetworkMediaRxOp → HolovizOp/FramesWriter
    • Shows real-time visualization, file output, and format conversion

Developer Benefits

  • Simplified API for SMPTE 2110 compliant applications
  • Easy integration with existing Holoscan pipelines
  • Multiple video formats (RGB888, YUV420, NV12, RGBA) with configurable bit depths (8-16 bit)
  • Dual language support (C++ for performance, Python for ease of development)
  • GPU acceleration with GPUDirect for zero-copy operations
  • 4K+ resolution support for high-quality media streaming

Dependencies

This PR builds upon the foundational Rivermax infrastructure provided by PR #813, which includes Rivermax Dev Kit migration and Tx support implementation.

Target Use Cases

Broadcast and media production environments requiring precise timing and high throughput over IP networks. The sample applications serve as reference implementations for developers building similar streaming solutions.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Two new applications and accompanying RX/TX media operator packages with C++ and Python runtimes and Python bindings.
    • Frame-assembly pipeline with pluggable memory-copy strategies and GPU-accelerated paths.
  • Enhancements

    • Adaptive burst-pool capacity monitoring with configurable adaptive-dropping behavior.
    • Expanded categorized logging and diagnostics for improved observability.
  • Documentation

    • Comprehensive READMEs, example YAML configurations, and metadata for apps and operators.

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Hi @ronyrad, could you please resolve the conflicts for this PR and update it with the latest changes on main branch? Thanks

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Greptile Summary

This PR adds comprehensive media streaming capabilities to Holoscan Holohub with two new operators (AdvNetworkMediaRxOp and AdvNetworkMediaTxOp) and sample applications demonstrating SMPTE 2110-compliant streaming over Rivermax.

Key Changes (Last 3 Commits):

  • Adaptive Burst Pool Management (commit 9b8c5e9): Implements intelligent burst dropping system with configurable thresholds (25% warning, 10% critical, 50% recovery) to prevent memory pool exhaustion during high-throughput operations. The system enters critical dropping mode when pool capacity falls below 10%, drops new bursts to preserve system stability, and exits dropping mode when capacity recovers to 50%.

  • Lint Fixes (commit 7b68d26): Code style and formatting improvements

  • Dockerfile Update (commit ee4c2f0): Build configuration updates

New Operators:

  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp: Receives SMPTE 2110 streams, converts packets to frames, outputs as VideoBuffer or Tensor entities
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp: Transmits VideoBuffer/Tensor frames over Rivermax with congestion detection

Sample Applications:

  • adv_networking_media_player: Demonstrates reception with visualization (HolovizOp) or file output (FramesWriter)
  • adv_networking_media_sender: Demonstrates transmission from VideoStreamReplayer

Architecture Quality:
The implementation follows solid software engineering practices with clear separation of concerns (frame assembly, burst processing, memory management), comprehensive error handling, and extensive logging for diagnostics.

Confidence Score: 5/5

  • This PR is safe to merge with well-designed architecture and comprehensive implementation
  • The implementation demonstrates excellent software engineering practices with proper memory management, thread safety via mutexes and atomics, configurable adaptive burst dropping to prevent exhaustion, comprehensive error handling throughout the pipeline, clear separation of concerns with dedicated classes for frame assembly and burst processing, and extensive diagnostic logging. The adaptive burst pool management addresses a critical production concern (memory exhaustion under high load) with a well-thought-out state machine approach.
  • No files require special attention - all implementations follow best practices

Important Files Changed

File Analysis

Filename Score Overview
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp 5/5 Implements adaptive burst pool management with configurable thresholds (25%/10%/50%) for warning/critical/recovery levels to prevent memory exhaustion
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h 5/5 Adds pool capacity monitoring methods, adaptive dropping configuration, and statistics tracking for burst management
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp 5/5 New media RX operator handling SMPTE 2110 packet-to-frame assembly with support for VideoBuffer/Tensor outputs and configurable memory locations
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp 5/5 New media TX operator for transmitting VideoBuffer/Tensor frames over Rivermax with congestion detection and frame dropping
applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/adv_networking_media_player.cpp 5/5 Sample application demonstrating media reception pipeline with AdvNetworkMediaRxOp → HolovizOp/FramesWriter for visualization or file output
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_config_manager.cpp 5/5 Adds YAML parsing for burst_pool_adaptive_dropping configuration with validation and default values
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_mgr_service.cpp 5/5 Applies burst pool configuration from YAML to RX services (IPO and RTP receivers) during service initialization

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Application
    participant TxOp as AdvNetworkMediaTxOp
    participant TxMgr as Rivermax TX Manager
    participant Network as Network Interface
    participant RxMgr as Rivermax RX Manager
    participant BurstMgr as RxBurstsManager
    participant RxOp as AdvNetworkMediaRxOp
    participant Assembler as MediaFrameAssembler
    participant Viz as HolovizOp/FramesWriter

    Note over App,TxOp: Sender Pipeline
    App->>TxOp: VideoBuffer/Tensor frame
    TxOp->>TxOp: validate_frame_parameters()
    TxOp->>TxMgr: create_tx_burst_params()
    TxMgr-->>TxOp: burst params
    TxOp->>TxOp: is_tx_burst_available()
    alt Burst Available
        TxOp->>TxMgr: get_tx_packet_burst()
        TxOp->>TxMgr: send_tx_burst()
        TxMgr->>Network: transmit packets
    else Burst Not Available
        TxOp->>TxOp: sleep & retry (congestion)
    end

    Note over Network,RxMgr: Network Layer
    Network->>RxMgr: receive packets burst
    RxMgr->>BurstMgr: submit_next_packet()
    
    alt Adaptive Dropping Check
        BurstMgr->>BurstMgr: should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity()
        BurstMgr->>BurstMgr: get_pool_utilization_percent()
        alt Pool < 10% Critical
            BurstMgr->>BurstMgr: enter critical dropping mode
            BurstMgr->>BurstMgr: drop burst (return to pool)
        else Pool >= 50% Recovery
            BurstMgr->>BurstMgr: exit critical dropping mode
            BurstMgr->>RxOp: enqueue burst to output queue
        end
    end

    Note over RxOp,Viz: Receiver Pipeline
    RxOp->>BurstMgr: get_rx_burst()
    BurstMgr-->>RxOp: burst params
    RxOp->>Assembler: process_burst()
    Assembler->>Assembler: extract RTP packets
    Assembler->>Assembler: assemble frame from packets
    alt Frame Complete
        Assembler->>RxOp: on_frame_completed()
        RxOp->>RxOp: add to ready_frames queue
        RxOp->>BurstMgr: free_all_packets_and_burst_rx()
        alt Multiple Frames Ready
            RxOp->>RxOp: drop older frames (keep latest)
        end
        RxOp->>Viz: emit VideoBuffer/Tensor entity
        Viz->>Viz: visualize or write to file
    end
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Greptile Overview

Greptile Summary

This PR focuses on the last 3 commits which implement adaptive burst pool management for the Rivermax advanced networking infrastructure:

Key Changes

Commit 4b974e3 - Adaptive burst pool management implementation:

  • Added configurable threshold-based burst dropping to prevent memory pool exhaustion
  • Three-tier threshold system: low capacity warning (25%), critical capacity dropping (10%), and recovery (50%)
  • Statistics tracking for dropped bursts, capacity warnings, and critical events
  • Hysteresis-based state machine to prevent oscillation between dropping/accepting modes

Commit f2c3564 - Lint fixes:

  • Reformatted single-line conditionals to multi-line blocks for consistency
  • Fixed line wrapping and indentation issues

Commit b9582c5 - Dockerfile updates:

  • Added Python Holoscan package installation for test/development workflows
  • Added visualization dependencies (libvulkan1, xvfb, x11vnc) for headless rendering

Issues Found

  • Logic error in burst_manager.cpp:490-510 and 514-532: Drop statistics counters are incremented before should_drop_burst_adaptive() determines whether to actually drop the burst, leading to inflated statistics when bursts are not dropped

Confidence Score: 4/5

  • Safe to merge with the statistics counter bug fixed
  • The adaptive burst pool management feature is well-designed with proper configuration plumbing through all layers. However, there's a logic error in statistics tracking where counters are incremented before the drop decision, causing inaccurate metrics. This won't affect functionality but will mislead monitoring. The lint fixes and Dockerfile updates are safe.
  • operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp requires fixing the statistics counter logic

Important Files Changed

File Analysis

Filename Score Overview
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h 5/5 Added adaptive burst pool management infrastructure with configurable thresholds - well-designed API
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp 3/5 Implements adaptive burst dropping logic; statistics counters are incremented before drop decision is made, leading to inaccurate statistics
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_config_manager.cpp 5/5 Added parsing for burst pool adaptive dropping configuration from YAML with sensible defaults - implementation looks correct
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_mgr_service.cpp 5/5 Implements burst pool configuration application to burst managers in both IPO and RTP receiver services - correct implementation

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Config as YAML Config
    participant Parser as RivermaxConfigParser
    participant Builder as RXQueueBuilder
    participant Service as RivermaxManagerRxService
    participant Manager as RxBurstsManager
    participant Pool as AnoBurstsMemoryPool
    
    Note over Config,Manager: Configuration Phase
    Config->>Parser: Parse burst_pool_adaptive_dropping settings
    Parser->>Builder: Store thresholds in builder
    Builder->>Service: Create service with config
    Service->>Service: apply_burst_pool_configuration()
    Service->>Manager: configure_pool_thresholds()
    Service->>Manager: set_adaptive_burst_dropping(enabled)
    
    Note over Manager,Pool: Runtime Burst Processing
    Manager->>Manager: submit_next_packet()
    Manager->>Manager: enqueue_and_reset_current_burst()
    Manager->>Manager: should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity()
    Manager->>Pool: get_pool_utilization_percent()
    Pool-->>Manager: utilization %
    
    alt utilization < critical_threshold
        Manager->>Manager: should_drop_burst_adaptive()
        Manager->>Manager: Enter critical dropping mode
        Manager->>Manager: Drop burst (return to pool)
        Manager->>Manager: Increment drop counters
    else utilization < low_threshold
        Manager->>Manager: should_drop_burst_adaptive()
        Manager->>Manager: Check dropping policy
        alt Should drop based on policy
            Manager->>Manager: Drop burst
        else Continue normal operation
            Manager->>Manager: Enqueue burst to output queue
        end
    else utilization >= recovery_threshold
        Manager->>Manager: Exit critical dropping mode
        Manager->>Manager: Enqueue burst to output queue
    end
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Adds two Holohub applications (media player and sender), a new advanced_network_media operator suite (common, RX, TX) with C++ and Python implementations, extensive frame-assembly and memory-copy subsystems, Rivermax burst-pool adaptive-dropping integration, configs, docs, metadata, and CMake build updates. (49 words)

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Cohort / File(s) Summary
Applications — Media Player
applications/adv_networking_media_player/CMakeLists.txt, applications/adv_networking_media_player/README.md, applications/adv_networking_media_player/adv_networking_media_player.yaml, applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/CMakeLists.txt, applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/adv_networking_media_player.cpp, applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/metadata.json, applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/CMakeLists.txt, applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py, applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/metadata.json
New adv_networking_media_player app: C++ and Python entrypoints, FramesWriterOp, Holoviz/file output options, YAML config, README, metadata, and CMake targets to copy sources/configs.
Applications — Media Sender
applications/adv_networking_media_sender/CMakeLists.txt, applications/adv_networking_media_sender/README.md, applications/adv_networking_media_sender/adv_networking_media_sender.yaml, applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/CMakeLists.txt, applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender.cpp, applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/metadata.json, applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/CMakeLists.txt, applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/adv_networking_media_sender.py, applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/metadata.json
New adv_networking_media_sender app: C++ and Python entrypoints, VideoStreamReplayer integration, YAML config, README, metadata, and CMake copy/install rules.
Operators — advanced_network_media (group)
operators/advanced_network_media/CMakeLists.txt, operators/advanced_network_media/README.md
New operator group with CMake to register submodules and README documenting operators.
Operators — advanced_network_media (RX)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/CMakeLists.txt, .../adv_network_media_rx.h, .../adv_network_media_rx.cpp, .../frame_provider.h, .../frame_assembly_controller.h, .../frame_assembly_controller.cpp, .../media_frame_assembler.h, .../media_frame_assembler.cpp, .../memory_copy_strategies.h, .../memory_copy_strategies.cpp, .../network_burst_processor.h, .../network_burst_processor.cpp, .../metadata.json, .../python/*
New RX operator stack: public operator + Pimpl impl, IFrameProvider, frame-assembly state machine, MediaFrameAssembler, memory-copy strategy detector/strategies (contiguous/strided), NetworkBurstProcessor, Python bindings/pydoc, metadata, and build targets.
Operators — advanced_network_media (TX)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/CMakeLists.txt, .../adv_network_media_tx.h, .../adv_network_media_tx.cpp, .../metadata.json, .../python/*
New TX operator: AdvNetworkMediaTxOp and Impl for media frame creation and Rivermax TX path, C++/Python bindings, pydoc, metadata, and CMake/python module targets.
Operators — advanced_network_media (common)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/CMakeLists.txt, .../adv_network_media_common.h, .../adv_network_media_logging.h, .../frame_buffer.h, .../frame_buffer.cpp, .../rtp_params.h, .../video_parameters.h, .../video_parameters.cpp
Shared utilities: static common library target, CUDA_TRY macro, categorized ANM logging macros, frame-buffer abstractions/wrappers (VideoBuffer/Tensor/allocated), RTP header parsing, and video-parameter utilities.
Operators — advanced_network_media (Python build)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/python/CMakeLists.txt, operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/python/CMakeLists.txt, operators/advanced_network_media/*/python/*.cpp, operators/advanced_network_media/*/python/*.hpp
pybind11 Holohub module targets, Python trampoline bindings, init.py packaging and pydoc entries for RX/TX operators.
Advanced Network (existing) changes
operators/advanced_network/Dockerfile, operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/adv_network_rivermax_mgr.cpp, .../burst_manager.cpp, .../burst_manager.h, .../rivermax_config_manager.cpp, .../rivermax_mgr_service.cpp, .../rivermax_mgr_service.h, .../rivermax_queue_configs.cpp, .../rivermax_queue_configs.h
Adds burst-pool adaptive-dropping configuration propagation, RxBurstsManager capacity monitoring and adaptive drop logic, service API to apply burst config, queue-config extensions, and Dockerfile package/permission adjustments; plus minor formatting changes.
Operators root CMake
operators/CMakeLists.txt
Registers new advanced_network_media subdirectory in operators build.
Applications root CMake
applications/CMakeLists.txt
Registers two new Holohub applications: adv_networking_media_player and adv_networking_media_sender.

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  • Areas needing extra attention:
    • FrameAssemblyController state-machine correctness, transitions and return/result semantics.
    • Memory-copy detector/strategies (detection logic, stride handling, CUDA copy bounds and error handling).
    • FrameBuffer wrap_in_entity paths and format/stride validation for VideoBuffer vs Tensor allocations.
    • Burst-pool adaptive-dropping: config parsing, validation, propagation, and runtime application across manager/service/manager_impl.
    • Resource ownership/lifecycles (pimpls, allocators, host/device buffers, stream/pool lifetimes, shutdown sequences).
    • Python bindings/trampoline constructors and CMake packaging to ensure module output and symbol visibility.

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Greptile Summary

This PR implements adaptive burst pool management with configurable capacity thresholds for the Rivermax advanced network manager. The changes add monitoring and adaptive dropping capabilities to prevent memory pool exhaustion during high network load.

Key Changes

  • Adaptive Burst Dropping: Implements a CRITICAL_THRESHOLD policy that drops incoming bursts when memory pool capacity falls below critical levels and stops dropping when capacity recovers
  • Configurable Thresholds: Adds YAML configuration for low_threshold_percent (25%), critical_threshold_percent (10%), and recovery_threshold_percent (50%)
  • Statistics Tracking: Comprehensive monitoring with atomic counters for dropped bursts, capacity warnings, and critical events
  • Configuration Propagation: Wires configuration from YAML → Parser → Builder → Service → BurstManager
  • Dockerfile Updates: Adds Holoscan pip package and visualization libraries (Vulkan, Xvfb, x11vnc) for headless rendering

Issues Found

The implementation has a critical logic error in burst_manager.cpp:490-510 where drop statistics counters are incremented BEFORE the actual drop decision is made. This inflates the drop counters even when bursts are not actually dropped, making statistics unreliable for monitoring and debugging.

Confidence Score: 2/5

  • This PR should NOT be merged until the counter logic bug is fixed - incorrect statistics will make production debugging extremely difficult
  • Score reflects critical logic error in burst dropping statistics that inflates drop counters incorrectly. While the overall architecture and configuration plumbing are sound, the bug in the core adaptive dropping logic will make the feature unreliable in production. The statistics are meant to inform operators about system behavior under load, but they will be misleading.
  • operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp requires immediate attention - the counter increment logic must be fixed before merge

Important Files Changed

File Analysis

Filename Score Overview
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp 2/5 Implements adaptive burst pool management with configurable thresholds. Contains logic error where drop counters are incremented before actual drop decision, inflating statistics incorrectly.
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h 4/5 Adds burst pool monitoring infrastructure with thresholds, statistics tracking, and adaptive dropping policies. Clean interface design with proper documentation.
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_config_manager.cpp 5/5 Adds YAML parsing for burst pool adaptive dropping configuration with proper defaults and logging. Mostly formatting/lint fixes otherwise.
operators/advanced_network/Dockerfile 5/5 Adds Holoscan pip package, fixes permissions for dist-info, and adds visualization libraries (Vulkan, Xvfb, x11vnc) for headless rendering support.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Config as YAML Config
    participant Parser as RivermaxConfigParser
    participant Builder as QueueConfigBuilder
    participant Service as RxService
    participant Manager as RxBurstsManager
    participant Pool as AnoBurstsMemoryPool
    
    Config->>Parser: Parse burst_pool_adaptive_dropping config
    Parser->>Builder: Set thresholds (low/critical/recovery %)
    Builder->>Service: Copy configuration to service
    Service->>Manager: apply_burst_pool_configuration()
    Manager->>Manager: configure_pool_thresholds()
    Manager->>Manager: set_adaptive_burst_dropping(enabled)
    
    Note over Manager,Pool: Runtime Burst Processing
    
    Manager->>Manager: should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity()
    Manager->>Pool: get_pool_utilization_percent()
    Pool-->>Manager: utilization %
    
    alt Utilization < critical_threshold
        Manager->>Manager: Increment counters (bursts_dropped_critical_capacity)
        Manager->>Manager: should_drop_burst_adaptive(utilization)
        alt in_critical_dropping_mode OR utilization < critical
            Manager->>Manager: Enter/stay in critical mode
            Manager-->>Service: return true (drop burst)
        else utilization >= recovery_threshold
            Manager->>Manager: Exit critical mode
            Manager-->>Service: return false (keep burst)
        end
    else Utilization < low_threshold
        Manager->>Manager: Increment counters (bursts_dropped_low_capacity)
        Manager->>Manager: should_drop_burst_adaptive(utilization)
        Manager-->>Service: return drop decision
    else Utilization >= low_threshold
        Manager-->>Service: return false (keep burst)
    end
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This PR introduces two new advanced networking media applications (player and sender) with corresponding RX/TX operators. It adds comprehensive frame assembly, memory copy strategy detection, RTP packet processing, and adaptive burst pool management for high-performance network media streaming. The PR enhances the existing Rivermax manager with burst pool capacity monitoring and adaptive dropping policies.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Summary
Advanced Networking Media Applications
applications/adv_networking_media_player/*, applications/adv_networking_media_sender/*
Two new Holoscan applications (C++ and Python versions) for receiving and transmitting network media. Includes YAML configurations, metadata, README documentation, and CMake build configurations for both applications with optional Python support.
Advanced Network Media Operators (RX)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/*
New RX operator with frame assembly state machine (FrameAssemblyController), media frame assembler, memory copy strategy detection (contiguous/strided), network burst processor, and Python bindings. Processes RTP packets and assembles them into video frames.
Advanced Network Media Operators (TX)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/*
New TX operator that converts VideoBuffer/Tensor frames into network bursts for transmission. Includes frame validation, media frame creation, and burst management with Python bindings.
Common Infrastructure
operators/advanced_network_media/common/*
Shared components including frame buffer hierarchy (VideoBufferFrameBuffer, TensorFrameBuffer, AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer, AllocatedTensorFrameBuffer), video parameter utilities, RTP header parser, and centralized logging macros.
Advanced Network Manager Enhancements
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/*
Extended Rivermax manager with burst pool adaptive dropping, capacity monitoring, and configuration management. New methods for applying burst pool configuration, tracking pool utilization, and implementing threshold-based dropping policies.
Operator Registry & Dockerfile
operators/CMakeLists.txt, operators/advanced_network/Dockerfile
Added advanced_network_media subdirectory to operator build registry. Updated Dockerfile to install holoscan SDK and GUI runtime dependencies for Rivermax stage.

Estimated code review effort

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Areas requiring extra attention:

  • Frame Assembly State Machine (frame_assembly_controller.h/.cpp): Complex finite-state machine orchestrating packet-to-frame assembly with multiple states (IDLE, RECEIVING_PACKETS, ERROR_RECOVERY) and event transitions. Validate state transitions, event handling logic, and error recovery paths.
  • Memory Copy Strategy Detection (memory_copy_strategies.h/.cpp): Sophisticated pattern detection algorithm (ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy vs StridedMemoryCopyStrategy) that analyzes RTP packet sequences. Verify bounds checking, stride validation, and wraparound detection logic.
  • Burst Pool Adaptive Dropping (burst_manager.h/.cpp, rivermax_queue_configs.*, rivermax_mgr_service.*): New threshold-based burst dropping policy with multiple capacity states. Check threshold calculations, mode transitions (CRITICAL_THRESHOLD), and statistics accuracy.
  • Frame Buffer Type Hierarchy (frame_buffer.h/.cpp): Four concrete frame buffer implementations with format validation. Validate constructor logic, format compliance checking, and wrap_in_entity memory lifecycle management.
  • RTP Packet Parsing (rtp_params.h): Binary header parsing with field extraction. Verify bit manipulation correctness and validation of RTP fields.

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This PR introduces advanced network media operators and sample applications for SMPTE 2110 compliant streaming using Rivermax. The implementation provides a clean abstraction for media streaming over high-performance network infrastructure.

Key Components Added:

  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp: Receives media frames from network, handles burst-to-frame conversion with adaptive memory copy strategies
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp: Transmits VideoBuffer/Tensor frames over network with validation and error handling
  • Sample applications demonstrating both sender and receiver pipelines with visualization and file output options
  • Python bindings for both operators enabling dual-language support

Architecture Strengths:

  • Well-structured frame assembly logic with state machine pattern for RX path
  • Comprehensive error handling and validation throughout
  • Flexible output formats (VideoBuffer/Tensor) and memory locations (host/device)
  • Clean separation of concerns between operators, frame buffers, and network management

Note on Last 3 Commits:
The last 3 commits focus on burst pool management enhancements in the advanced_network module. Previous comments have identified counter increment issues in burst_manager.cpp:490 and burst_manager.cpp:514 where statistics are incremented before the actual drop decision is made.

Confidence Score: 4/5

  • This PR is safe to merge with addressing the burst manager counter logic issues already identified in previous comments
  • Score of 4 reflects well-structured operators and applications with comprehensive error handling. The deduction is due to the pre-existing counter increment logic issues in burst_manager.cpp (lines 490, 514) where statistics are incremented before drop decisions are finalized, which was already flagged in previous comments. The new media operators themselves are well-implemented.
  • operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp - Address counter increment timing issues at lines 490 and 514

Important Files Changed

File Analysis

Filename Score Overview
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp 4/5 RX operator implementation with frame assembly logic, burst processing, and statistics tracking. Generally well-structured with comprehensive error handling.
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp 5/5 TX operator implementation handling VideoBuffer and Tensor inputs with frame validation. Clean implementation with proper error handling.
applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/adv_networking_media_player.cpp 5/5 Media player application demonstrating RX operator usage with visualization and file output options. Well-structured with proper initialization and cleanup.
applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender.cpp 5/5 Media sender application demonstrating TX operator usage with video stream replay. Clean and straightforward implementation.
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp 3/5 Burst pool management with adaptive burst dropping. Contains logic issues with counter increments happening before drop decisions (see existing comments).

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Media Sender App
    participant Replayer as VideoStreamReplayer
    participant TxOp as AdvNetworkMediaTxOp
    participant ANM as Advanced Network Manager
    participant RDK as Rivermax SDK
    participant NIC as Network Interface

    App->>Replayer: Start playback
    Replayer->>TxOp: VideoBuffer/Tensor Entity
    TxOp->>TxOp: Validate frame parameters
    TxOp->>TxOp: Create MediaFrame wrapper
    TxOp->>ANM: create_tx_burst_params()
    TxOp->>ANM: is_tx_burst_available()
    alt Burst Available
        TxOp->>ANM: get_tx_packet_burst()
        TxOp->>ANM: Attach MediaFrame via custom_pkt_data
        TxOp->>ANM: send_tx_burst()
        ANM->>RDK: MediaSender service processing
        RDK->>RDK: RTP packetization (SMPTE 2110)
        RDK->>NIC: DMA transfer to hardware queues
        NIC->>NIC: Network transmission
    else Burst Not Available
        TxOp->>TxOp: Sleep and retry
    end

    participant Net as Network
    participant RxNIC as RX Network Interface
    participant RxRDK as RX Rivermax SDK
    participant RxANM as RX Advanced Network Manager
    participant RxOp as AdvNetworkMediaRxOp
    participant Assembler as MediaFrameAssembler
    participant PlayerApp as Media Player App
    participant Holoviz as HolovizOp

    Net->>RxNIC: Incoming packets
    RxNIC->>RxRDK: DMA to memory regions
    RxRDK->>RxANM: Burst assembly (packet pointers)
    RxANM->>RxOp: get_rx_burst()
    RxOp->>Assembler: process_burst()
    Assembler->>Assembler: State machine processing
    Assembler->>Assembler: Memory copy strategy selection
    alt Frame Complete
        Assembler->>RxOp: on_frame_completed()
        RxOp->>RxOp: Add to ready_frames queue
        RxOp->>RxANM: free_all_packets_and_burst_rx()
        RxOp->>PlayerApp: Emit VideoBuffer/Tensor Entity
        alt Visualization Mode
            PlayerApp->>Holoviz: Display frame
        else File Output Mode
            PlayerApp->>PlayerApp: Write to file
        end
    end
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Greptile Overview

Greptile Summary

This PR's last 3 commits focus on implementing adaptive burst pool management for the Rivermax network manager, along with Dockerfile updates and code formatting improvements.

Key Changes:

  • Adaptive Burst Dropping: Introduces configurable threshold-based burst dropping to handle memory pool pressure with three levels (critical, low, recovery)
  • Pool Capacity Monitoring: Adds comprehensive statistics tracking and periodic logging for burst pool utilization
  • Dockerfile Enhancements: Installs Holoscan Python package and visualization dependencies (libvulkan1, xvfb, x11vnc) to support the new media player applications
  • Code Quality: Applies consistent formatting and linting fixes across Rivermax implementation files

Critical Issue Found:
The should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity() function in burst_manager.cpp:490-533 has a logic error where drop counters are incremented before the actual drop decision is made by should_drop_burst_adaptive(). When the system is in the recovery range (utilization between critical and recovery thresholds), should_drop_burst_adaptive() returns false but the counters have already been incremented, leading to inflated drop statistics.

Confidence Score: 2/5

  • This PR contains a critical logic bug in burst dropping statistics that will cause incorrect monitoring and metrics
  • The adaptive burst pool management implementation has a fundamental flaw where counters are incremented before the actual drop decision. This affects both critical and low capacity paths. While the feature itself is well-structured with good logging and configuration, the incorrect statistics will mislead operators about system behavior and make debugging difficult. The bug needs to be fixed before merge.
  • Pay close attention to operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp lines 490-533 where the counter increment logic needs to be moved after the drop decision

Important Files Changed

File Analysis

Filename Score Overview
operators/advanced_network/Dockerfile 5/5 Added Holoscan Python package installation and visualization dependencies (libvulkan1, xvfb, x11vnc) for media player application support
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp 2/5 Implements adaptive burst pool management with configurable thresholds. Contains critical logic error where drop counters are incremented before determining if burst should actually be dropped.
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h 4/5 Adds new member variables and methods for adaptive burst dropping with pool capacity monitoring
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_mgr_service.cpp 4/5 Integrates adaptive burst dropping into the receive flow with capacity checks

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Application
    participant RxMgr as RxBurstsManager
    participant Pool as AnoBurstsMemoryPool
    participant Assembler as MediaFrameAssembler
    participant Op as AdvNetworkMediaRxOp
    participant Holoviz as HolovizOp/FramesWriter
    
    Note over RxMgr,Pool: Initialization Phase
    App->>RxMgr: Initialize with pool size
    RxMgr->>Pool: Create burst pool (DEFAULT_NUM_RX_BURSTS)
    RxMgr->>RxMgr: Initialize adaptive dropping thresholds
    
    Note over RxMgr,Assembler: Reception & Processing Loop
    RxMgr->>RxMgr: Check pool utilization
    alt Utilization < Critical Threshold
        RxMgr->>RxMgr: Increment drop counters
        RxMgr->>RxMgr: should_drop_burst_adaptive()
        alt Should Drop
            RxMgr-->>RxMgr: Drop burst
        else Should Not Drop (Recovery Range)
            Note right of RxMgr: BUG: Counters already incremented!
            RxMgr->>Pool: Dequeue burst from pool
        end
    else Utilization < Low Threshold
        RxMgr->>RxMgr: Increment drop counters
        RxMgr->>RxMgr: should_drop_burst_adaptive()
        alt Should Drop
            RxMgr-->>RxMgr: Drop burst
        else Should Not Drop
            Note right of RxMgr: BUG: Counters already incremented!
            RxMgr->>Pool: Dequeue burst from pool
        end
    else Healthy Capacity
        RxMgr->>Pool: Dequeue burst from pool
    end
    
    Pool-->>RxMgr: Return burst
    RxMgr->>Assembler: Process network burst
    Assembler->>Assembler: Convert packets to frame data
    Assembler->>Op: on_frame_completed callback
    Op->>Op: Emit VideoBuffer or Tensor
    Op->>Holoviz: Send frame for visualization/writing
    Holoviz->>Holoviz: Display or write to file
    
    Note over RxMgr,Pool: Cleanup Phase
    Op->>RxMgr: Return processed burst
    RxMgr->>Pool: Enqueue burst back to pool
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Greptile Overview

Greptile Summary

Implements adaptive burst pool management for Rivermax network operations with configurable capacity thresholds. The feature monitors memory pool utilization and drops bursts when capacity falls below critical levels to prevent resource exhaustion.

Key changes:

  • Increased default burst pool size from 64 to 256 bursts for better throughput
  • Added three-tier threshold system: low (25%), critical (10%), and recovery (50%)
  • Implemented CRITICAL_THRESHOLD drop policy that enters dropping mode at critical capacity and exits at recovery threshold
  • Added comprehensive statistics tracking for dropped bursts and capacity events
  • Configured through YAML with burst_pool_adaptive_dropping_enabled and threshold parameters

Issue found:

  • burst_manager.cpp:490-510 and 514-532: Drop statistics counters are incremented before should_drop_burst_adaptive() determines if burst should actually be dropped, leading to inflated drop statistics when the system is in the low-capacity-but-recovering range

Confidence Score: 3/5

  • Safe to merge with one logic error in statistics tracking that inflates drop counters
  • The adaptive burst dropping feature is well-designed with proper configuration, monitoring, and logging. However, the statistics tracking bug (incrementing counters before actual drop decision) will report inaccurate metrics. This doesn't affect functional correctness but undermines observability and debugging capabilities for production deployments.
  • Pay close attention to burst_manager.cpp:490-510 and 514-532 where drop statistics are incremented prematurely

Important Files Changed

File Analysis

Filename Score Overview
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp 2/5 Implements adaptive burst pool management with configurable thresholds. Contains logic error where drop statistics are incremented before actual drop decision is made.
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h 4/5 Adds pool monitoring infrastructure, configurable thresholds (low=25%, critical=10%, recovery=50%), and statistics tracking. Increases default pool size from 64 to 256 bursts.
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_queue_configs.h 5/5 Adds burst pool adaptive dropping configuration fields to RX queue configs with default thresholds matching burst_manager.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Application
    participant RMgr as RxBurstsManager
    participant Pool as AnoBurstsMemoryPool
    participant Queue as AnoBurstsQueue
    participant Adaptive as Adaptive Drop Logic

    Note over RMgr: Initialize with pool_size=256<br/>critical=10%, low=25%, recovery=50%

    App->>RMgr: submit_next_packet(packet_data)
    RMgr->>RMgr: get_or_allocate_current_burst()
    RMgr->>Pool: dequeue_burst()
    
    alt Pool has available bursts
        Pool-->>RMgr: return burst
        RMgr->>RMgr: append_packet()
        
        alt Burst full
            RMgr->>RMgr: enqueue_and_reset_current_burst()
            RMgr->>Adaptive: should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity()
            Adaptive->>Adaptive: get_pool_utilization_percent()
            
            alt utilization < critical (10%)
                Note over Adaptive: INCREMENT COUNTERS<br/>(BEFORE decision!)
                Adaptive->>Adaptive: should_drop_burst_adaptive()
                Adaptive-->>RMgr: true (drop burst)
                RMgr->>Pool: enqueue_burst() [return to pool]
            else utilization < low (25%)
                Note over Adaptive: INCREMENT COUNTERS<br/>(BEFORE decision!)
                Adaptive->>Adaptive: should_drop_burst_adaptive()
                
                alt in_critical_dropping_mode == true
                    Adaptive-->>RMgr: true (drop burst)
                    RMgr->>Pool: enqueue_burst() [return to pool]
                else in_critical_dropping_mode == false
                    Adaptive-->>RMgr: false (keep burst)
                    Note over Adaptive: BUG: Counters already<br/>incremented but no drop!
                    RMgr->>Queue: enqueue_burst() [to output]
                end
            else utilization >= low (25%)
                Adaptive-->>RMgr: false (keep burst)
                RMgr->>Queue: enqueue_burst() [to output]
            end
        end
    else Pool exhausted
        Pool-->>RMgr: nullptr
        Note over RMgr: NO_FREE_BURST_BUFFERS
    end

    App->>RMgr: get_rx_burst()
    RMgr->>Queue: dequeue_burst()
    Queue-->>App: return burst

    App->>RMgr: rx_burst_done(burst)
    RMgr->>Pool: enqueue_burst() [return to pool]
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Greptile Summary

  • Adds two new Advanced Network Media operators (AdvNetworkMediaRxOp and AdvNetworkMediaTxOp) that provide SMPTE 2110-compliant media streaming capabilities over Rivermax networks
  • Introduces sample applications (media sender and player) that demonstrate video streaming pipelines using VideoStreamReplayer → TxOp → network and network → RxOp → HolovizOp/FramesWriter
  • Implements adaptive burst pool capacity management with configurable threshold-based dropping to handle memory pressure during high-throughput streaming

Important Files Changed

Filename Overview
applications/adv_networking_media_player/adv_networking_media_player.yaml Configuration file with critical 20-byte CPU buffer size that's insufficient for RTP/UDP/Ethernet headers (requires ~42+ bytes)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h Burst pool manager with uninitialized timing variables and hardcoded initial_pool_size causing incorrect utilization calculations
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.cpp Frame assembler with power-of-2 gap detection bug that doesn't handle RTP sequence wraparound correctly
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp TX operator implementation using static variables in compute method for state tracking across cycles

Confidence score: 3/5

  • This PR introduces complex networking infrastructure with several issues that could cause runtime failures in production streaming environments
  • Score reflects critical configuration bugs (insufficient buffer sizes), logic errors in sequence gap detection, and architectural concerns with static state variables in operators
  • Pay close attention to the YAML configuration validation and frame assembly logic testing

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App as "Media Sender App"
    participant TxOp as "AdvNetworkMediaTxOp"
    participant NetMgr as "Advanced Network Manager"
    participant RDK as "Rivermax SDK Services"
    participant Hardware as "ConnectX NIC"
    participant Network as "Network Interface"
    participant RxHW as "Receiver Hardware"
    participant RxNetMgr as "Receiver Network Manager"
    participant RxOp as "AdvNetworkMediaRxOp"
    participant Display as "HolovizOp"

    User->>App: "Start media streaming"
    App->>TxOp: "Create VideoBuffer/Tensor frame"
    TxOp->>TxOp: "Validate frame parameters"
    TxOp->>NetMgr: "Create MediaFrame wrapper"
    NetMgr->>RDK: "Submit frame to MediaSender service"
    RDK->>RDK: "Convert frame to RTP packets"
    RDK->>Hardware: "Submit packets via DMA"
    Hardware->>Network: "Transmit RTP packets"
    
    Network->>RxHW: "Receive RTP packets"
    RxHW->>RxNetMgr: "DMA packets to memory regions"
    RxNetMgr->>RxNetMgr: "Assemble packets into bursts"
    RxNetMgr->>RxOp: "Provide burst with packet pointers"
    RxOp->>RxOp: "Extract RTP headers and payloads"
    RxOp->>RxOp: "Assemble packets into video frame"
    RxOp->>RxOp: "Create VideoBuffer/Tensor entity"
    RxOp->>Display: "Emit completed frame"
    Display->>User: "Display video frame"
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Actionable comments posted: 25

♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp (2)

490-510: Critical: Counters incremented before drop decision.

The counters bursts_dropped_critical_capacity_, total_bursts_dropped_, and pool_capacity_critical_events_ are incremented on lines 491-493 before calling should_drop_burst_adaptive() on line 510. When should_drop_burst_adaptive() returns false (e.g., during recovery when utilization >= pool_recovery_threshold_percent_ but still below pool_critical_threshold_percent_), the burst is not actually dropped but the counters were already incremented. This inflates drop statistics.

This is a duplicate of an issue flagged in previous reviews.

Move counter increments after confirming the drop:

   // Critical capacity - definitely drop with video-aware logic
   if (utilization < pool_critical_threshold_percent_) {
-    bursts_dropped_critical_capacity_++;
-    total_bursts_dropped_++;
-    pool_capacity_critical_events_++;
-
     auto now = std::chrono::steady_clock::now();
     auto time_since_last =
         std::chrono::duration_cast<std::chrono::milliseconds>(now - last_capacity_critical_time_)
             .count();

     if (time_since_last > 1000) {  // Log every second
       HOLOSCAN_LOG_ERROR(
           "CRITICAL: Pool capacity at {}% - dropping new bursts only (port={}, queue={})",
           utilization,
           port_id_,
           queue_id_);
       last_capacity_critical_time_ = now;
     }

     // In critical mode, use adaptive dropping but be more aggressive
-    return should_drop_burst_adaptive(utilization);
+    bool should_drop = should_drop_burst_adaptive(utilization);
+    if (should_drop) {
+      bursts_dropped_critical_capacity_++;
+      total_bursts_dropped_++;
+      pool_capacity_critical_events_++;
+    }
+    return should_drop;
   }

514-533: Critical: Counters incremented before drop decision.

Same issue as the critical capacity path - counters bursts_dropped_low_capacity_, total_bursts_dropped_, and pool_capacity_warnings_ are incremented on lines 515-517 before should_drop_burst_adaptive() determines whether to actually drop. This inflates statistics when bursts are not dropped.

This is a duplicate of an issue flagged in previous reviews.

Move counter increments after confirming the drop:

   // Low capacity - use adaptive dropping policies
   if (utilization < pool_low_threshold_percent_) {
-    bursts_dropped_low_capacity_++;
-    total_bursts_dropped_++;
-    pool_capacity_warnings_++;
-
     auto now = std::chrono::steady_clock::now();
     auto time_since_last =
         std::chrono::duration_cast<std::chrono::milliseconds>(now - last_capacity_warning_time_)
             .count();

     if (time_since_last > 5000) {  // Log every 5 seconds
       HOLOSCAN_LOG_WARN("LOW: Pool capacity at {}% - adaptive burst dropping (port={}, queue={})",
                         utilization,
                         port_id_,
                         queue_id_);
       last_capacity_warning_time_ = now;
     }

-    return should_drop_burst_adaptive(utilization);
+    bool should_drop = should_drop_burst_adaptive(utilization);
+    if (should_drop) {
+      bursts_dropped_low_capacity_++;
+      total_bursts_dropped_++;
+      pool_capacity_warnings_++;
+    }
+    return should_drop;
   }
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operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_config_manager.cpp (1)

564-588: Consider validating threshold relationships.

The parsing logic correctly handles optional configuration with sensible defaults. However, there's no validation that the thresholds maintain logical relationships (e.g., recovery_threshold > critical_threshold, low_threshold > critical_threshold). Invalid threshold configurations could lead to unexpected adaptive dropping behavior at runtime.

Consider adding validation after parsing:

   rivermax_rx_config.burst_pool_recovery_threshold_percent =
       burst_pool_config["recovery_threshold_percent"].as<uint32_t>(50);

+  // Validate threshold relationships
+  if (rivermax_rx_config.burst_pool_critical_threshold_percent >= 
+      rivermax_rx_config.burst_pool_low_threshold_percent) {
+    HOLOSCAN_LOG_WARN("Critical threshold ({}%) should be less than low threshold ({}%)",
+                      rivermax_rx_config.burst_pool_critical_threshold_percent,
+                      rivermax_rx_config.burst_pool_low_threshold_percent);
+  }
+  if (rivermax_rx_config.burst_pool_recovery_threshold_percent <= 
+      rivermax_rx_config.burst_pool_critical_threshold_percent) {
+    HOLOSCAN_LOG_WARN("Recovery threshold ({}%) should be greater than critical threshold ({}%)",
+                      rivermax_rx_config.burst_pool_recovery_threshold_percent,
+                      rivermax_rx_config.burst_pool_critical_threshold_percent);
+  }

   HOLOSCAN_LOG_INFO(
operators/advanced_network_media/common/adv_network_media_common.h (1)

27-39: Wrap macro in do-while(0) for safety.

The macro should use the do-while(0) pattern to prevent issues with if-else chains and ensure it behaves like a single statement.

Apply this diff:

-#define CUDA_TRY(stmt)                                                                  \
-  {                                                                                     \
-    cudaError_t cuda_status = stmt;                                                     \
-    if (cudaSuccess != cuda_status) {                                                   \
-      ANM_LOG_ERROR("Runtime call {} in line {} of file {} failed with '{}' ({})", \
-                         #stmt,                                                         \
-                         __LINE__,                                                      \
-                         __FILE__,                                                      \
-                         cudaGetErrorString(cuda_status),                               \
-                         static_cast<int>(cuda_status));                                \
-      throw std::runtime_error("CUDA operation failed");                                \
-    }                                                                                   \
-  }
+#define CUDA_TRY(stmt)                                                                  \
+  do {                                                                                  \
+    cudaError_t cuda_status = stmt;                                                     \
+    if (cudaSuccess != cuda_status) {                                                   \
+      ANM_LOG_ERROR("Runtime call {} in line {} of file {} failed with '{}' ({})",     \
+                         #stmt,                                                         \
+                         __LINE__,                                                      \
+                         __FILE__,                                                      \
+                         cudaGetErrorString(cuda_status),                               \
+                         static_cast<int>(cuda_status));                                \
+      throw std::runtime_error("CUDA operation failed");                                \
+    }                                                                                   \
+  } while (0)
applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender.cpp (3)

17-17: Remove unused include.

The assert.h header is included but never used in this file.

Apply this diff:

-#include <assert.h>
 #include <sys/time.h>

43-46: Remove duplicate log statement.

Lines 43 and 46 log essentially identical messages about the Advanced Network manager type.

Apply this diff to remove the duplicate:

     HOLOSCAN_LOG_INFO("Using Advanced Network manager {}",
                       advanced_network::manager_type_to_string(mgr_type));
 
-    HOLOSCAN_LOG_INFO("Using ANO manager {}", advanced_network::manager_type_to_string(mgr_type));
     if (!tx_en) {

33-50: Consider returning error codes instead of calling exit().

Calling exit(1) from within compose() terminates the entire process abruptly. Consider propagating errors to main() via exceptions or return codes for more graceful shutdown and better testability.

operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.h (1)

31-33: Remove using namespace from the header

Header-wide using namespace …; pollutes every translation unit that includes this file and risks name clashes. Please switch to explicit aliases for the specific symbols you need.

-using namespace rivermax::dev_kit::services;
-using namespace holoscan::advanced_network;
+using rivermax::dev_kit::services::IFrameBuffer;
+using holoscan::advanced_network::MemoryLocation;

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operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h (1)

548-562: Remove the extra total_bursts_dropped_++ increment.

should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity() already updates all drop counters (including total_bursts_dropped_). Incrementing again in enqueue_and_reset_current_burst() doubles every drop. Please drop the redundant increment so statistics stay accurate.

     if (should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity()) {
       rx_bursts_mempool_->enqueue_burst(cur_out_burst_);
       reset_current_burst();
-      total_bursts_dropped_++;
       return Status::SUCCESS;
     }
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Learning: Applies to applications/CMakeLists.txt : Register applications in applications/CMakeLists.txt using add_holohub_application(...) and optional DEPENDS OPERATORS
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Learnt from: CR
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Learning: Applies to operators/CMakeLists.txt : Register operators in operators/CMakeLists.txt using add_holohub_operator(...) and optional DEPENDS EXTENSIONS
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🧹 Nitpick comments (8)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.h (1)

21-21: Consider using std::unique_ptr for the pimpl pattern.

The header includes <memory> but uses a raw pointer for pimpl_. Modern C++ best practice is to use std::unique_ptr for pimpl implementations to provide automatic lifetime management and prevent potential memory leaks.

Apply this diff:

  private:
   friend class AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl;

   // Parameters
   Parameter<std::string> interface_name_;
   Parameter<uint16_t> queue_id_;
   Parameter<std::string> video_format_;
   Parameter<uint32_t> bit_depth_;
   Parameter<uint32_t> frame_width_;
   Parameter<uint32_t> frame_height_;

-  AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl* pimpl_;
+  std::unique_ptr<AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl> pimpl_;
 };

Then update the implementation in adv_network_media_tx.cpp:

AdvNetworkMediaTxOp::AdvNetworkMediaTxOp() = default;

AdvNetworkMediaTxOp::~AdvNetworkMediaTxOp() = default;

void AdvNetworkMediaTxOp::initialize() {
  ANM_LOG_INFO("AdvNetworkMediaTxOp::initialize()");
  holoscan::Operator::initialize();

  if (!pimpl_) {
    pimpl_ = std::make_unique<AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl>(*this);
  }

  pimpl_->initialize();
}

Also applies to: 67-67

applications/adv_networking_media_sender/README.md (1)

144-146: Consider adding a language identifier to the fenced code block.

The ASCII-art pipeline representation would benefit from a language identifier (e.g., text or ascii) to improve rendering consistency across different markdown viewers.

Apply this diff:

-```
+```text
 Video Files → VideoStreamReplayer → AdvNetworkMediaTxOp → RDK Services → Network

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>applications/adv_networking_media_player/README.md (1)</summary><blockquote>

`107-112`: **Consider adding a language identifier to the fenced code block.**

The ASCII-art pipeline representation would benefit from a language identifier (e.g., `text` or `ascii`) for consistent rendering across markdown viewers.



Apply this diff:

```diff
-```
+```text
 ┌─────────────────┐    ┌─────────────────┐    ┌──────────────────┐    ┌─────────────────┐
 │ Network Hardware│ -> │ Advanced Network│ -> │ Media RX Operator│ -> │   Application   │
 │     Layer       │    │ Manager + RDK   │    │     Layer        │    │     Layer       │
 └─────────────────┘    └─────────────────┘    └──────────────────┘    └─────────────────┘

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>operators/advanced_network_media/README.md (1)</summary><blockquote>

`1-840`: **Consider adding language specifiers to code blocks.**

Multiple fenced code blocks lack language specifiers (lines 152, 169, 188, 215, 231, 600, 619, 636, 667, 686, 694), which reduces syntax highlighting and accessibility. While not critical for a README, adding appropriate specifiers (e.g., `text`, `bash`, or specific languages) would improve readability.

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/adv_networking_media_player.cpp (2)</summary><blockquote>

`29-29`: **Consider removing wholesale namespace import.**

While `using namespace` in implementation files is less problematic than in headers, it can still lead to symbol conflicts. Consider using explicit `holoscan::advanced_network::` qualifications or targeted declarations for only the symbols you need.

---

`279-282`: **Remove duplicate log message.**

Lines 279-280 and 282 log nearly identical information about the Advanced Network manager type.



Apply this diff:

```diff
     HOLOSCAN_LOG_INFO("Using Advanced Network manager {}",
                       advanced_network::manager_type_to_string(mgr_type));
 
-    HOLOSCAN_LOG_INFO("Using ANO manager {}", advanced_network::manager_type_to_string(mgr_type));
     if (!rx_en) {
applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/adv_networking_media_sender.py (2)

101-109: Consider using logging.exception for richer error context.

When catching exceptions that lead to sys.exit, using logging.exception instead of logging.error automatically includes the traceback, which aids debugging without requiring separate traceback printing.

Example for line 108:

         except Exception as e:
-            logger.error(f"Failed to get advanced network config or initialize: {e}")
+            logger.exception("Failed to get advanced network config or initialize")
             sys.exit(1)

Similar changes could be applied to lines 144, 155, 162, and 172 for consistency.


206-211: Simplify exception logging.

Using logging.exception would eliminate the need for manual traceback printing.

Apply this diff:

     except Exception as e:
-        logger.error(f"Application failed: {e}")
-        import traceback
-
-        traceback.print_exc()
+        logger.exception("Application failed")
         sys.exit(1)
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📚 Learning: 2025-11-12T10:24:18.497Z
Learnt from: ronyrad
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 970
File: applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py:163-164
Timestamp: 2025-11-12T10:24:18.497Z
Learning: In Holoscan Python applications, the `add_flow` method expects a set of tuples for port mappings, not a dictionary. The correct syntax is `self.add_flow(source_op, dest_op, {("output_port", "input_port")})` using curly braces with tuples. This matches the C++ API which uses `std::set<std::pair<std::string, std::string>>`. Multiple connections can be specified as `{("out1", "in1"), ("out2", "in2")}`.

Applied to files:

  • applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py
📚 Learning: 2025-10-22T23:47:42.896Z
Learnt from: cdinea
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1170
File: applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_server/cpp/CMakeLists.txt:109-111
Timestamp: 2025-10-22T23:47:42.896Z
Learning: In the video streaming server application (applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_server/cpp/CMakeLists.txt), bundling libcudart.so.12 from the NGC operator binaries is intentional to ensure consistency with NGC binaries, even though the target links to CUDA::cudart.

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  • operators/advanced_network_media/common/CMakeLists.txt
📚 Learning: 2025-10-22T16:21:10.281Z
Learnt from: cdinea
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1170
File: applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_client/cpp/streaming_client_demo.yaml:42-49
Timestamp: 2025-10-22T16:21:10.281Z
Learning: V4L2VideoCaptureOp in Holoscan SDK performs internal conversion from the camera's native pixel format (specified by the pixel_format parameter) to RGBA8888 output, regardless of the input format (e.g., YUYV, MJPEG). When using V4L2 as a source, downstream operators should expect RGBA8888 (4-channel) output format.

Applied to files:

  • operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.h
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📚 Learning: 2025-10-22T16:53:45.393Z
Learnt from: cdinea
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1170
File: operators/video_streaming/streaming_client_enhanced/python/CMakeLists.txt:16-24
Timestamp: 2025-10-22T16:53:45.393Z
Learning: The pybind11_add_holohub_module CMake macro in cmake/pybind11_add_holohub_module.cmake encapsulates all pybind11 setup internally, including finding pybind11, linking against holoscan::pybind11 conditionally, and linking the C++ operator target. Operator Python bindings in holohub should only call this macro without additional pybind11 setup.

Applied to files:

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📚 Learning: 2025-10-30T19:04:41.239Z
Learnt from: bhashemian
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1203
File: applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_server/cpp/metadata.json:42-51
Timestamp: 2025-10-30T19:04:41.239Z
Learning: In the video_streaming application structure, umbrella metadata (applications/video_streaming/metadata.json) uses language-qualified mode names like "server_cpp" and "server_python" to distinguish between implementations, while component-specific metadata files (e.g., applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_server/cpp/metadata.json) use simple mode names like "server" since they are already scoped to a specific language implementation by their directory structure.

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📚 Learning: 2025-10-22T16:33:55.411Z
Learnt from: cdinea
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1170
File: applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_client/python/streaming_client_demo_replayer.yaml:27-36
Timestamp: 2025-10-22T16:33:55.411Z
Learning: In the video_streaming bidirectional client applications (applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_client), the pipeline has two separate data paths: (1) Outgoing: source → format_converter → streaming_client INPUT (sends to server), and (2) Incoming: streaming_client OUTPUT → holoviz (receives from server). The format_converter prepares data for transmission and does NOT feed directly into holoviz visualization.

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applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/adv_networking_media_player.cpp (4)
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  • get_expected_gxf_video_format (67-68)
  • calculate_frame_size (81-119)
  • calculate_frame_size (81-82)
  • get_channel_count_for_format (121-144)
  • get_channel_count_for_format (121-121)
applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender.cpp (1)
applications/distributed/ucx/ucx_endoscopy_tool_tracking/cpp/main.cpp (1)
  • args (36-51)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_mgr_service.h (3)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h (2)
  • shared_ptr (531-542)
  • RxBurstsManager (317-522)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp (2)
  • RxBurstsManager (392-428)
  • RxBurstsManager (430-443)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_mgr_service.cpp (2)
  • apply_burst_pool_configuration (74-90)
  • apply_burst_pool_configuration (74-74)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/python/adv_network_media_rx_pydoc.hpp (2)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp (6)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp (696-696)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp (698-704)
  • initialize (738-762)
  • initialize (738-738)
  • setup (706-736)
  • setup (706-706)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.h (1)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp (35-72)
applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/adv_networking_media_sender.py (1)
applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender.cpp (4)
  • holoscan (30-62)
  • main (65-86)
  • main (65-65)
  • config_path (75-75)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp (2)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.cpp (8)
  • get_video_sampling_format (23-52)
  • get_video_sampling_format (23-23)
  • get_color_bit_depth (54-65)
  • get_color_bit_depth (54-54)
  • calculate_frame_size (81-119)
  • calculate_frame_size (81-82)
  • get_expected_gxf_video_format (67-79)
  • get_expected_gxf_video_format (67-68)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.h (1)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp (36-68)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/python/adv_network_media_tx_pybind.cpp (2)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp (6)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp (271-272)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp (274-279)
  • setup (292-305)
  • setup (292-292)
  • initialize (281-290)
  • initialize (281-281)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.h (1)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp (36-68)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h (1)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp (10)
  • get_pool_status_string (445-464)
  • get_pool_status_string (445-445)
  • get_burst_drop_statistics (466-474)
  • get_burst_drop_statistics (466-466)
  • should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity (476-540)
  • should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity (476-476)
  • log_pool_capacity_status (542-556)
  • log_pool_capacity_status (542-542)
  • should_drop_burst_adaptive (558-595)
  • should_drop_burst_adaptive (558-558)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.cpp (4)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_provider.h (1)
  • IFrameProvider (22-49)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.h (1)
  • FrameAssemblyController (100-247)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.cpp (2)
  • reset (194-217)
  • reset (194-194)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.cpp (6)
  • reset (144-152)
  • reset (144-144)
  • reset (339-343)
  • reset (339-339)
  • reset (493-501)
  • reset (493-493)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.h (5)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_provider.h (2)
  • holoscan (12-51)
  • IFrameProvider (22-49)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.h (2)
  • holoscan (19-346)
  • detail (22-28)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.h (2)
  • holoscan (34-65)
  • FrameBufferBase (40-64)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.h (4)
  • detail (19-367)
  • IMemoryCopyStrategy (37-325)
  • CopyStrategy (24-366)
  • CopyStrategy (68-107)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.cpp (35)
  • FrameAssemblyController (25-38)
  • process_event (40-111)
  • process_event (40-42)
  • reset (113-127)
  • reset (113-113)
  • advance_frame_position (129-144)
  • advance_frame_position (129-129)
  • set_strategy (146-155)
  • set_strategy (146-146)
  • allocate_new_frame (157-168)
  • allocate_new_frame (157-157)
  • release_current_frame (170-179)
  • release_current_frame (170-170)
  • validate_frame_bounds (181-187)
  • validate_frame_bounds (181-181)
  • transition_to_state (189-199)
  • transition_to_state (189-189)
  • handle_idle_state (201-256)
  • handle_idle_state (201-203)
  • handle_receiving_state (258-302)
  • handle_receiving_state (258-260)
  • handle_error_recovery_state (304-374)
  • handle_error_recovery_state (304-305)
  • create_success_result (376-381)
  • create_success_result (376-376)
  • create_error_result (383-390)
  • create_error_result (383-384)
  • state_to_string (396-407)
  • state_to_string (396-396)
  • event_to_string (409-428)
  • event_to_string (409-409)
  • is_valid_transition (430-446)
  • is_valid_transition (430-430)
  • get_valid_events (448-467)
  • get_valid_events (448-448)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_provider.h (3)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.h (1)
  • holoscan (19-346)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.h (2)
  • holoscan (34-65)
  • FrameBufferBase (40-64)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp (8)
  • frame (72-72)
  • frame (233-261)
  • frame (414-433)
  • frame (414-415)
  • frame (445-448)
  • frame (445-445)
  • frame (462-469)
  • frame (462-462)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp (1)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h (1)
  • RxBurstsManager (317-522)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_queue_configs.cpp (1)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_config_manager.cpp (2)
  • validate_cores (817-837)
  • validate_cores (817-817)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/python/adv_network_media_rx_pybind.cpp (2)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp (6)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp (696-696)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp (698-704)
  • setup (706-736)
  • setup (706-706)
  • initialize (738-762)
  • initialize (738-738)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.h (1)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp (35-72)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.h (5)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_provider.h (1)
  • holoscan (12-51)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.h (1)
  • holoscan (19-346)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/network_burst_processor.h (1)
  • holoscan (16-71)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.h (1)
  • holoscan (34-65)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp (12)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOpImpl (93-93)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOpImpl (93-93)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp (696-696)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp (698-704)
  • initialize (738-762)
  • initialize (738-738)
  • setup (706-736)
  • setup (706-706)
  • compute (764-788)
  • compute (764-765)
  • op_input (270-338)
  • op_input (270-270)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.h (5)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.h (1)
  • detail (22-28)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.h (2)
  • StateEvent (39-284)
  • FrameAssemblyController (100-247)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.cpp (52)
  • process_packet (285-333)
  • process_packet (285-286)
  • process_packet (417-465)
  • process_packet (417-418)
  • execute_accumulated_copy (345-348)
  • execute_accumulated_copy (345-346)
  • execute_accumulated_copy (471-491)
  • execute_accumulated_copy (471-472)
  • has_accumulated_data (335-337)
  • has_accumulated_data (335-335)
  • has_accumulated_data (467-469)
  • has_accumulated_data (467-467)
  • reset (144-152)
  • reset (144-144)
  • reset (339-343)
  • reset (339-339)
  • reset (493-501)
  • reset (493-493)
  • create_detector (18-20)
  • create_detector (18-18)
  • create_contiguous_strategy (22-26)
  • create_contiguous_strategy (22-24)
  • create_strided_strategy (28-33)
  • create_strided_strategy (28-30)
  • configure_burst_parameters (39-67)
  • configure_burst_parameters (39-41)
  • collect_packet (69-94)
  • collect_packet (69-70)
  • detect_strategy (96-142)
  • detect_strategy (96-98)
  • analyze_pattern (154-227)
  • analyze_pattern (154-154)
  • validate_sequence_continuity (229-249)
  • validate_sequence_continuity (229-229)
  • detect_buffer_wraparound (251-272)
  • detect_buffer_wraparound (251-251)
  • ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy (278-283)
  • execute_copy (350-390)
  • execute_copy (350-351)
  • validate_copy_bounds (392-403)
  • validate_copy_bounds (392-393)
  • StridedMemoryCopyStrategy (409-415)
  • is_stride_maintained (503-533)
  • is_stride_maintained (503-503)
  • execute_strided_copy (535-583)
  • execute_strided_copy (535-536)
  • execute_individual_copy (585-612)
  • execute_individual_copy (585-586)
  • validate_strided_copy_bounds (614-626)
  • validate_strided_copy_bounds (614-615)
  • reset_accumulation (628-635)
  • reset_accumulation (628-628)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.cpp (3)
  • FrameAssemblyController (25-38)
  • reset (113-127)
  • reset (113-113)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.cpp (6)
  • has_accumulated_data (231-233)
  • has_accumulated_data (231-231)
  • reset (194-217)
  • reset (194-194)
  • configure_burst_parameters (90-106)
  • configure_burst_parameters (90-91)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.cpp (3)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.cpp (6)
  • configure_burst_parameters (90-106)
  • configure_burst_parameters (90-91)
  • reset (194-217)
  • reset (194-194)
  • has_accumulated_data (231-233)
  • has_accumulated_data (231-231)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.cpp (2)
  • reset (113-127)
  • reset (113-113)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.h (2)
  • validate_sequence_continuity (172-215)
  • StridedMemoryCopyStrategy (243-263)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp (3)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.cpp (10)
  • get_video_sampling_format (23-52)
  • get_video_sampling_format (23-23)
  • get_color_bit_depth (54-65)
  • get_color_bit_depth (54-54)
  • get_expected_gxf_video_format (67-79)
  • get_expected_gxf_video_format (67-68)
  • calculate_frame_size (81-119)
  • calculate_frame_size (81-82)
  • get_channel_count_for_format (121-144)
  • get_channel_count_for_format (121-121)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.cpp (4)
  • on_frame_completed (618-622)
  • on_frame_completed (618-618)
  • on_frame_error (624-630)
  • on_frame_error (624-624)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.h (1)
  • AdvNetworkMediaRxOp (35-72)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.cpp (7)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.h (4)
  • CopyStrategy (24-366)
  • CopyStrategy (68-107)
  • IMemoryCopyStrategy (37-325)
  • MemoryCopyStrategyDetector (112-238)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.cpp (3)
  • FrameAssemblyController (25-38)
  • reset (113-127)
  • reset (113-113)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.h (3)
  • FrameAssemblyController (100-247)
  • FrameState (30-286)
  • StateEvent (39-284)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.h (2)
  • MediaFrameAssembler (91-287)
  • DefaultFrameCompletionHandler (292-310)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_provider.h (1)
  • IFrameProvider (22-49)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp (15)
  • config (206-228)
  • frame (72-72)
  • frame (233-261)
  • frame (414-433)
  • frame (414-415)
  • frame (445-448)
  • frame (445-445)
  • frame (462-469)
  • frame (462-462)
  • error_message (73-73)
  • ENABLE_STATISTICS_LOGGING (531-635)
  • on_frame_completed (674-682)
  • on_frame_completed (674-674)
  • on_frame_error (684-690)
  • on_frame_error (684-684)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.cpp (16)
  • create_detector (18-20)
  • create_detector (18-18)
  • create_contiguous_strategy (22-26)
  • create_contiguous_strategy (22-24)
  • configure_burst_parameters (39-67)
  • configure_burst_parameters (39-41)
  • reset (144-152)
  • reset (144-144)
  • reset (339-343)
  • reset (339-339)
  • reset (493-501)
  • reset (493-493)
  • has_accumulated_data (335-337)
  • has_accumulated_data (335-335)
  • has_accumulated_data (467-469)
  • has_accumulated_data (467-467)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.h (1)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp (14)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl (46-46)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl (46-46)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp (271-272)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp (274-279)
  • initialize (281-290)
  • initialize (281-281)
  • setup (292-305)
  • setup (292-292)
  • compute (307-311)
  • compute (307-308)
  • op_input (138-194)
  • op_input (138-138)
  • op_output (203-257)
  • op_output (203-203)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.h (6)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.h (1)
  • holoscan (23-74)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_provider.h (1)
  • holoscan (12-51)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.h (1)
  • holoscan (19-346)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp (1)
  • frame_size_ (454-456)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.cpp (18)
  • validate_frame_parameters (23-38)
  • validate_frame_parameters (23-25)
  • VideoBufferFrameBuffer (40-55)
  • validate_format_compliance (57-91)
  • validate_format_compliance (57-58)
  • validate_format_compliance (109-133)
  • validate_format_compliance (109-110)
  • validate_format_compliance (147-155)
  • validate_format_compliance (147-148)
  • validate_format_compliance (214-233)
  • validate_format_compliance (214-215)
  • TensorFrameBuffer (93-107)
  • AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer (135-145)
  • wrap_in_entity (157-199)
  • wrap_in_entity (157-158)
  • wrap_in_entity (235-272)
  • wrap_in_entity (235-236)
  • AllocatedTensorFrameBuffer (201-212)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp (4)
  • entity (89-105)
  • entity (89-89)
  • entity (113-129)
  • entity (113-113)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.cpp (2)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.h (4)
  • VideoBufferFrameBuffer (117-135)
  • TensorFrameBuffer (141-160)
  • AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer (168-202)
  • AllocatedTensorFrameBuffer (210-247)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp (4)
  • entity (89-105)
  • entity (89-89)
  • entity (113-129)
  • entity (113-113)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.h (5)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_provider.h (2)
  • holoscan (12-51)
  • IFrameProvider (22-49)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.h (2)
  • holoscan (34-65)
  • FrameBufferBase (40-64)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.h (5)
  • detail (19-367)
  • MemoryCopyStrategyDetector (112-238)
  • IMemoryCopyStrategy (37-325)
  • CopyStrategy (24-366)
  • CopyStrategy (68-107)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.h (2)
  • StateEvent (39-284)
  • FrameAssemblyController (100-247)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.cpp (3)
  • FrameAssemblyController (25-38)
  • reset (113-127)
  • reset (113-113)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/network_burst_processor.h (5)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_provider.h (1)
  • holoscan (12-51)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.h (2)
  • holoscan (19-346)
  • MediaFrameAssembler (91-287)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/network_burst_processor.cpp (5)
  • NetworkBurstProcessor (12-18)
  • process_burst (20-52)
  • process_burst (20-20)
  • extract_packet_data (54-125)
  • extract_packet_data (54-55)
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h (1)
  • shared_ptr (531-542)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp (4)
  • burst (345-390)
  • burst (345-345)
  • burst (476-504)
  • burst (476-476)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/python/adv_network_media_tx_pydoc.hpp (2)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp (6)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp (271-272)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp (274-279)
  • initialize (281-290)
  • initialize (281-281)
  • setup (292-305)
  • setup (292-292)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.h (1)
  • AdvNetworkMediaTxOp (36-68)
operators/advanced_network_media/common/adv_network_media_logging.h (2)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp (2)
  • ENABLE_STATISTICS_LOGGING (531-635)
  • ANM_LOG_INFO (101-159)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp (1)
  • ANM_LOG_INFO (54-81)
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operators/advanced_network_media/common/rtp_params.h

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applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/adv_networking_media_player.cpp

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operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.h

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applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender.cpp

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operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/python/adv_network_media_rx_pydoc.hpp

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operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp

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operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.h

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operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_provider.h

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operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.h

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operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.h

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- Add AdvNetworkMediaRxOp for receiving media streams over Rivermax
  - Supports packet-to-frame conversion with ANO Burst processing
  - Configurable video formats, bit depths, and frame dimensions
  - Output as VideoBuffer or Tensor entities

- Add AdvNetworkMediaTxOp for transmitting media streams over Rivermax
  - Processes VideoBuffer/Tensor inputs for network transmission
  - Configurable network interface and queue management
  - Support for various video formats

Features:
  - SMPTE 2110 compliance for professional media over IP
  - GPU acceleration and GPUDirect support
  - Low latency optimizations
  - Python bindings for both operators

These operators build upon the Advanced Network library to provide
specialized functionality for broadcast and media streaming
use cases requiring strict timing and high throughput performance.

Signed-off-by: Rony Rado <[email protected]>
- Add high-performance media streaming application built on Advanced Network Media Tx operator
  - Utilizes AdvNetworkMediaTxOp for media transmission over Rivermax
  - Integrates with Advanced Network Manager for optimized network resource management
  - SMPTE 2110 compliant for professional broadcast applications
  - Real-time transmission of media files with precise timing control

- Support multiple video formats and resolutions
  - RGB888, YUV420, NV12 and other common video formats
  - Configurable bit depths (8, 10, 12, 16-bit)
  - Multiple resolution support up to 4K and beyond
  - GPU acceleration with GPUDirect for zero-copy operations

* Implement dual language support
  - C++ implementation for maximum performance
  - Python implementation for ease of use and development

* Support professional broadcast features
  - Frame-accurate timing for live streaming applications
  - Looping playback for continuous streaming
  - VideoStreamReplayer integration for file-based sources

Pipeline: VideoStreamReplayer → AdvNetworkMediaTxOp → Advanced Network Manager → Network Interface

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for professional-grade media transmission in broadcast and media production
environments requiring ultra-low latency and high throughput performance.

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- Add high-performance media receiving application built on Advanced Network Media Rx operator
  - Utilizes AdvNetworkMediaRxOp for professional media reception over Rivermax
  - Integrates with Advanced Network Manager for optimized network resource management
  - SMPTE 2110 compliant for professional broadcast applications
  - Real-time reception and processing of media streams with ultra-low latency

- Support flexible output modes and format handling
  - Real-time visualization using HolovizOp for live monitoring
  - File output capability for recording and analysis
  - Format conversion support for optimal display

- Support multiple video formats and resolutions
  - RGB888, YUV420, NV12, RGBA and other common video formats
  - Configurable bit depths (8, 10, 12, 16-bit)
  - Multiple resolution support up to 4K and beyond
  - GPU acceleration with GPUDirect for zero-copy operations

- Implement dual language support
  - C++ implementation for maximum performance
  - Python implementation for ease of use and development

Pipeline: Network Interface → Advanced Network Manager → AdvNetworkMediaRxOp → [FormatConverter] → HolovizOp/FramesWriter

This application demonstrates how to use the Advanced Network Media operators
for professional-grade media reception in broadcast and media production
environments requiring ultra-low latency and high throughput performance.

Signed-off-by: Rony Rado <[email protected]>
…configurable thresholds

- Add adaptive burst dropping system for Rivermax burst pool management
  - Implements capacity-aware burst dropping to prevent memory pool exhaustion
  - Configurable thresholds for warning (25%), critical (10%), and recovery (50%) levels
  - Critical threshold mode drops new bursts when pool capacity falls below threshold
  - Automatic recovery when pool capacity returns to healthy levels
  - Add comprehensive pool capacity monitoring and statistics
  - Extend YAML configuration support for burst pool adaptive dropping
    - New "burst_pool_adaptive_dropping" configuration section
    - Configurable enabled/disabled flag and threshold percentages

This enhancement prevents memory pool exhaustion in high-throughput ANO Rivermax
operations by intelligently dropping incoming bursts when system capacity
is critically low, ensuring system stability while maintaining optimal
performance under normal operating conditions.

Signed-off-by: Rony Rado <[email protected]>
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- Install holoscan python SDK
- Install libvulkan for holoviz operator
- Install xvfb and x11vnc for headless servers

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Comment on lines +144 to +145
static int retry_attempts = 0; // Count how many cycles frame has been pending
static int dropped_frames = 0;
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style: Static variables in member functions create global state that persists across all operator instances. Consider using member variables in the impl class instead to ensure per-instance state isolation.

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Comment on lines +209 to +211
static int not_available_count = 0;
static int sent = 0;
static int err = 0;
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style: Same issue as in process_input - static variables create shared state across all operator instances. Move these to member variables for proper encapsulation.

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Comment on lines +502 to +509
if (gap > kRtpSequenceGapWraparoundThreshold && (gap & (gap - 1)) == 0) {
statistics_.buffer_overflow_errors++;
ANM_FRAME_TRACE(
"Frame {}: Potential RX buffer wraparound detected: RTP sequence gap {} "
"(2^{}) - processing pipeline too slow, cannot keep up with incoming data rate",
statistics_.current_frame_number,
gap,
__builtin_ctz(gap));
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logic: Power-of-2 check logic may incorrectly classify gaps. gap & (gap - 1) == 0 only validates power-of-2 for positive integers, but when gap is negative (due to sequence wraparound), this check fails. Need to handle negative gaps and wraparound cases explicitly before power-of-2 validation.

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if (gap > kRtpSequenceGapWraparoundThreshold && (gap & (gap - 1)) == 0) {
statistics_.buffer_overflow_errors++;
ANM_FRAME_TRACE(
"Frame {}: Potential RX buffer wraparound detected: RTP sequence gap {} "
"(2^{}) - processing pipeline too slow, cannot keep up with incoming data rate",
statistics_.current_frame_number,
gap,
__builtin_ctz(gap));
// Handle wraparound cases first
if (gap < 0) {
// Likely sequence number wraparound, don't treat as buffer overflow
ANM_FRAME_TRACE(
"Frame {}: RTP sequence wraparound detected: expected {}, got {} (gap of {})",
statistics_.current_frame_number,
expected_seq,
rtp_params.sequence_number,
gap);
} else if (gap > kRtpSequenceGapWraparoundThreshold && (gap & (gap - 1)) == 0) {
statistics_.buffer_overflow_errors++;
ANM_FRAME_TRACE(
"Frame {}: Potential RX buffer wraparound detected: RTP sequence gap {} "
"(2^{}) - processing pipeline too slow, cannot keep up with incoming data rate",
statistics_.current_frame_number,
gap,
__builtin_ctz(gap));

bool success = false; ///< Whether extraction was successful

/// Implicit conversion to bool for easy error checking
explicit operator bool() const { return success && payload != nullptr; }
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style: Conversion operator should be constexpr for compile-time evaluation when possible

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Comment on lines +638 to +639
mutable std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point last_capacity_warning_time_;
mutable std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point last_capacity_critical_time_;
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logic: std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point default-initializes to epoch or uninitialized state. First comparison in logging methods may produce unexpected time deltas. Initialize to std::chrono::steady_clock::now() in constructor or check for default value before subtraction

Parameter<uint32_t> frame_width_;
Parameter<uint32_t> frame_height_;

AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl* pimpl_;
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style: Raw pointer ownership unclear. Consider std::unique_ptr<AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl> to express exclusive ownership and automatic cleanup on destruction.

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Comment on lines +25 to +85
class IMemoryCopyStrategy;

/**
* @brief Main frame processing states
*/
enum class FrameState {
IDLE, // No active frame, awaiting first packet
RECEIVING_PACKETS, // Actively receiving and processing packets
ERROR_RECOVERY // Frame corrupted, waiting for recovery marker
};

/**
* @brief State machine events that drive transitions
*/
enum class StateEvent {
PACKET_ARRIVED, // Regular packet received
MARKER_DETECTED, // M-bit packet received
COPY_EXECUTED, // Copy operation completed
CORRUPTION_DETECTED, // Frame corruption detected
RECOVERY_MARKER, // M-bit received during error recovery
STRATEGY_DETECTED, // Memory copy strategy detection completed
FRAME_COMPLETED // Frame processing finished
};

// Forward declaration - enum defined in memory_copy_strategies.h
enum class CopyStrategy;

/**
* @brief Stride information for strided copy operations
*/
struct StrideInfo {
size_t stride_size = 0; // Stride between packet payloads
size_t payload_size = 0; // Size of each payload
};

/**
* @brief Result of state machine transition
*/
struct StateTransitionResult {
bool success = false; // Whether transition succeeded
FrameState new_frame_state = FrameState::IDLE; // New state after transition
bool should_execute_copy = false; // Whether copy operation should be executed
bool should_complete_frame = false; // Whether frame completion should be triggered
bool should_emit_frame = false; // Whether frame should be emitted
bool should_allocate_new_frame = false; // Whether new frame should be allocated
bool should_skip_memory_copy_processing =
false; // Whether to skip memory copy processing (e.g., during recovery)
std::string error_message; // Error description if success=false
};

/**
* @brief Assembly controller context (internal state)
*/
struct FrameAssemblyContext {
FrameState frame_state = FrameState::IDLE;
size_t frame_position = 0; // Current byte position in frame
std::shared_ptr<FrameBufferBase> current_frame; // Active frame buffer
};

// Forward declaration - interface defined in memory_copy_strategies.h
class IMemoryCopyStrategy;
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style: Duplicate forward declaration of IMemoryCopyStrategy on lines 25 and 85.

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class IMemoryCopyStrategy;
/**
* @brief Main frame processing states
*/
enum class FrameState {
IDLE, // No active frame, awaiting first packet
RECEIVING_PACKETS, // Actively receiving and processing packets
ERROR_RECOVERY // Frame corrupted, waiting for recovery marker
};
/**
* @brief State machine events that drive transitions
*/
enum class StateEvent {
PACKET_ARRIVED, // Regular packet received
MARKER_DETECTED, // M-bit packet received
COPY_EXECUTED, // Copy operation completed
CORRUPTION_DETECTED, // Frame corruption detected
RECOVERY_MARKER, // M-bit received during error recovery
STRATEGY_DETECTED, // Memory copy strategy detection completed
FRAME_COMPLETED // Frame processing finished
};
// Forward declaration - enum defined in memory_copy_strategies.h
enum class CopyStrategy;
/**
* @brief Stride information for strided copy operations
*/
struct StrideInfo {
size_t stride_size = 0; // Stride between packet payloads
size_t payload_size = 0; // Size of each payload
};
/**
* @brief Result of state machine transition
*/
struct StateTransitionResult {
bool success = false; // Whether transition succeeded
FrameState new_frame_state = FrameState::IDLE; // New state after transition
bool should_execute_copy = false; // Whether copy operation should be executed
bool should_complete_frame = false; // Whether frame completion should be triggered
bool should_emit_frame = false; // Whether frame should be emitted
bool should_allocate_new_frame = false; // Whether new frame should be allocated
bool should_skip_memory_copy_processing =
false; // Whether to skip memory copy processing (e.g., during recovery)
std::string error_message; // Error description if success=false
};
/**
* @brief Assembly controller context (internal state)
*/
struct FrameAssemblyContext {
FrameState frame_state = FrameState::IDLE;
size_t frame_position = 0; // Current byte position in frame
std::shared_ptr<FrameBufferBase> current_frame; // Active frame buffer
};
// Forward declaration - interface defined in memory_copy_strategies.h
class IMemoryCopyStrategy;
// Forward declarations for internal implementation
class IMemoryCopyStrategy;
/**
* @brief Main frame processing states
*/
enum class FrameState {
IDLE, // No active frame, awaiting first packet
RECEIVING_PACKETS, // Actively receiving and processing packets
ERROR_RECOVERY // Frame corrupted, waiting for recovery marker
};
/**
* @brief State machine events that drive transitions
*/
enum class StateEvent {
PACKET_ARRIVED, // Regular packet received
MARKER_DETECTED, // M-bit packet received
COPY_EXECUTED, // Copy operation completed
CORRUPTION_DETECTED, // Frame corruption detected
RECOVERY_MARKER, // M-bit received during error recovery
STRATEGY_DETECTED, // Memory copy strategy detection completed
FRAME_COMPLETED // Frame processing finished
};
// Forward declaration - enum defined in memory_copy_strategies.h
enum class CopyStrategy;
/**
* @brief Stride information for strided copy operations
*/
struct StrideInfo {
size_t stride_size = 0; // Stride between packet payloads
size_t payload_size = 0; // Size of each payload
};
/**
* @brief Result of state machine transition
*/
struct StateTransitionResult {
bool success = false; // Whether transition succeeded
FrameState new_frame_state = FrameState::IDLE; // New state after transition
bool should_execute_copy = false; // Whether copy operation should be executed
bool should_complete_frame = false; // Whether frame completion should be triggered
bool should_emit_frame = false; // Whether frame should be emitted
bool should_allocate_new_frame = false; // Whether new frame should be allocated
bool should_skip_memory_copy_processing =
false; // Whether to skip memory copy processing (e.g., during recovery)
std::string error_message; // Error description if success=false
};
/**
* @brief Assembly controller context (internal state)
*/
struct FrameAssemblyContext {
FrameState frame_state = FrameState::IDLE;
size_t frame_position = 0; // Current byte position in frame
std::shared_ptr<FrameBufferBase> current_frame; // Active frame buffer
};

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gh api "/repos/$REPO/pulls/$PR_NUMBER/comments" --jq '
  .[] | 
  select(.user.login == "coderabbitai[bot]") |
  {
    id: .id,
    path: .path,
    line: .line,
    body: .body[0:300],
    created_at: .created_at,
    in_reply_to_id: .in_reply_to_id
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@ronyrad, I'll check the recent changes and verify which issues have been resolved. Let me examine the latest commits and compare them against the open review comments.


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#!/bin/bash

REPO="nvidia-holoscan/holohub"
PR_NUMBER=970

# Get the last few commits to see what was changed
echo "=== Recent Commits ==="
gh pr view $PR_NUMBER --repo $REPO --json commits --jq '.commits[-10:] | .[] | {
  sha: .oid[0:8],
  message: .messageHeadline,
  date: .committedDate
}'

echo ""
echo "=== Files Changed in Latest Commit ==="
# Get the latest commit SHA
LATEST_SHA=$(gh pr view $PR_NUMBER --repo $REPO --json commits --jq '.commits[-1].oid')
echo "Latest commit: $LATEST_SHA"

# Get the files changed in the latest commit
gh api "/repos/$REPO/pulls/$PR_NUMBER/files" --jq '.[] | select(.status != "removed") | {
  filename: .filename,
  status: .status,
  changes: .changes,
  additions: .additions,
  deletions: .deletions
}' | head -30

echo ""
echo "=== Check specific files for common issues ==="
# Check if critical files were modified recently
FILES_TO_CHECK=(
  "operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp"
  "operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp"
  "applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py"
  "operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.cpp"
)

for file in "${FILES_TO_CHECK[@]}"; do
  if gh api "/repos/$REPO/pulls/$PR_NUMBER/files" --jq ".[] | select(.filename == \"$file\") | .filename" | grep -q "$file"; then
    echo "✓ $file was modified in this PR"
  fi
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#!/bin/bash

REPO="nvidia-holoscan/holohub"
PR_NUMBER=970

# Check burst_manager.cpp for the counter increment fix
echo "=== Checking burst_manager.cpp for counter fix ==="
gh api "/repos/$REPO/contents/operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp?ref=ano_rivermax_update_mar_25/adv_network_media_operators_dev_01" \
  --jq '.content' | base64 -d | grep -A 20 "should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity" | head -40

echo ""
echo "=== Checking Python add_flow call ==="
gh api "/repos/$REPO/contents/applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py?ref=ano_rivermax_update_mar_25/adv_network_media_operators_dev_01" \
  --jq '.content' | base64 -d | grep -A 2 "add_flow"

echo ""
echo "=== Checking metadata.json category tags ==="
for file in \
  "applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/metadata.json" \
  "applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/metadata.json" \
  "applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/metadata.json" \
  "applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/metadata.json" \
  "operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/metadata.json" \
  "operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/metadata.json"
do
  echo "--- $file ---"
  gh api "/repos/$REPO/contents/$file?ref=ano_rivermax_update_mar_25/adv_network_media_operators_dev_01" \
    --jq '.content' | base64 -d | jq -r '.tags[0]'
done

echo ""
echo "=== Check for cleanup of bursts in RX operator ==="
gh api "/repos/$REPO/contents/operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp?ref=ano_rivermax_update_mar_25/adv_network_media_operators_dev_01" \
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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

REPO="nvidia-holoscan/holohub"
PR_NUMBER=970

echo "=== PR head repo/ref ===" >&2
PR_JSON=$(gh pr view $PR_NUMBER --repo $REPO --json headRefName,headRepositoryOwner,headRepository --jq '.')
HEAD_REF=$(echo "$PR_JSON" | jq -r '.headRefName')
HEAD_OWNER=$(echo "$PR_JSON" | jq -r '.headRepositoryOwner.login')
HEAD_REPO_NAME=$(echo "$PR_JSON" | jq -r '.headRepository.name')
HEAD_REPO_FQN="$HEAD_OWNER/$HEAD_REPO_NAME"
echo "Head: $HEAD_REPO_FQN @ $HEAD_REF" >&2

fetch_file() {
  local path="$1"
  gh api "/repos/$HEAD_REPO_FQN/contents/$path?ref=$HEAD_REF" --jq '.content' 2>/dev/null | base64 -d || true
}

check_contains() {
  local file_content="$1"
  local pattern="$2"
  echo "$file_content" | grep -qE "$pattern"
}

RESULTS_JSON='{}'

# 1) burst_manager.cpp counter increments after decision
bm_cpp_path="operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp"
bm_cpp="$(fetch_file "$bm_cpp_path")"

fix_burst_counters_critical="false"
fix_burst_counters_low="false"
if [ -n "$bm_cpp" ]; then
  # Rough heuristic: look for should_drop_burst_adaptive assignment and conditional increments in critical block
  critical_block=$(echo "$bm_cpp" | awk '/should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity/,/log_pool_capacity_status/' )
  if echo "$critical_block" | grep -q 'should_drop_burst_adaptive'; then
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      fix_burst_counters_critical="true"
    fi
    if echo "$critical_block" | grep -q 'if[[:space:]]*\(should_drop\)[^;]*{[^}]*bursts_dropped_low_capacity_' ; then
      fix_burst_counters_low="true"
    fi
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fi
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg v "$fix_burst_counters_critical" '. + {fix_burst_counters_critical: $v=="true"}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg v "$fix_burst_counters_low" '. + {fix_burst_counters_low: $v=="true"}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

# 2) burst_manager.h remove duplicate total_bursts_dropped_++
bm_h_path="operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h"
bm_h="$(fetch_file "$bm_h_path")"
dup_total_drop_removed="false"
if [ -n "$bm_h" ]; then
  # Check enqueue_and_reset_current_burst body does NOT increment total_bursts_dropped_
  if ! echo "$bm_h" | awk '/enqueue_and_reset_current_burst/,/};/' | grep -q 'total_bursts_dropped_\+\+'; then
    dup_total_drop_removed="true"
  fi
fi
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# 3) CUDA_TRY macro do-while(0)
common_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/common/adv_network_media_common.h"
common_h="$(fetch_file "$common_h_path")"
macro_dowhile="false"
if [ -n "$common_h" ] && echo "$common_h" | grep -qE '#define[[:space:]]+CUDA_TRY\([^)]*\)[[:space:]]*\\[[:space:]]*do[[:space:]]*\{'; then
  macro_dowhile="true"
fi
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# 4) adv_network_media_logging.h includes + CRITICAL mapping
log_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/common/adv_network_media_logging.h"
log_h="$(fetch_file "$log_h_path")"
logging_include_ok="false"
critical_macro_ok="false"
if [ -n "$log_h" ]; then
  echo "$log_h" | grep -q 'holoscan/logger/logger.hpp' && logging_include_ok="true" || true
  # Ensure ANM_LOG_CRITICAL maps to HOLOSCAN_LOG_CRITICAL
  echo "$log_h" | grep -q '#define[[:space:]]\+ANM_LOG_CRITICAL(.*) HOLOSCAN_LOG_CRITICAL' && critical_macro_ok="true" || true
fi
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg a "$logging_include_ok" --arg b "$critical_macro_ok" '. + {logging_include_ok: $a=="true", critical_macro_ok: $b=="true"}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

# 5) network_burst_processor.h remove using namespace pollution
nbp_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/network_burst_processor.h"
nbp_h="$(fetch_file "$nbp_h_path")"
nbp_no_using_ns="false"
if [ -n "$nbp_h" ]; then
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    nbp_no_using_ns="true"
  fi
fi
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# 6) video_parameters.h remove using namespace (and video_parameters.cpp rounding fix)
vp_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.h"
vp_h="$(fetch_file "$vp_h_path")"
vp_no_using_ns="false"
if [ -n "$vp_h" ]; then
  if ! echo "$vp_h" | grep -q 'using namespace' ; then
    vp_no_using_ns="true"
  fi
fi
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg v "$vp_no_using_ns" '. + {vp_no_using_ns: $v=="true"}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

vp_cpp_path="operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.cpp"
vp_cpp="$(fetch_file "$vp_cpp_path")"
vp_rounding_fix="false"
if [ -n "$vp_cpp" ]; then
  # Look for integer ceil-like formula or std::ceil usage in calculate_frame_size
  calc_block=$(echo "$vp_cpp" | awk '/calculate_frame_size/,/}/')
  if echo "$calc_block" | grep -qE 'ceil\(|\+.*-.*1\).*\/' || echo "$calc_block" | grep -qE '\(width\*.*\+.*-1\)\/'; then
    vp_rounding_fix="true"
  fi
fi
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# 7) rtp_params.h safe shifts
rtp_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/common/rtp_params.h"
rtp_h="$(fetch_file "$rtp_h_path")"
rtp_shifts_ok="false"
if [ -n "$rtp_h" ]; then
  # ensure shifts cast bytes to uint32_t before shifting (look for static_cast<uint32_t>(...) <<)
  if echo "$rtp_h" | grep -q 'static_cast<uint32_t>' && echo "$rtp_h" | grep -q '<< 24' ; then
    rtp_shifts_ok="true"
  fi
fi
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# 8) RX operator cleanup: drain bursts_awaiting_cleanup_ and handle zero-packet bursts
rx_cpp_path="operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp"
rx_cpp="$(fetch_file "$rx_cpp_path")"
rx_cleanup_ok="false"
rx_release_empty_ok="false"
if [ -n "$rx_cpp" ]; then
  echo "$rx_cpp" | grep -q 'bursts_awaiting_cleanup_' &&
  echo "$rx_cpp" | awk '/cleanup\(\)/,/\}/' | grep -q 'free_all_packets_and_burst_rx' && rx_cleanup_ok="true" || true

  # empty burst release check: look for packets_received == 0 and free_all_packets_and_burst_rx before return
  empty_block=$(echo "$rx_cpp" | awk '/packets_received[ ]*==[ ]*0/,/return/')
  if echo "$empty_block" | grep -q 'free_all_packets_and_burst_rx' ; then
    rx_release_empty_ok="true"
  fi
fi
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# 9) TX operator: no exit(1), preserve pending_tx_frame on backpressure
tx_cpp_path="operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp"
tx_cpp="$(fetch_file "$tx_cpp_path")"
tx_no_exit="false"
tx_preserve_pending="false"
if [ -n "$tx_cpp" ]; then
  if ! echo "$tx_cpp" | grep -qE '\bexit\(' ; then
    tx_no_exit="true"
  fi
  # ensure process_input does NOT clear pending_tx_frame_ when it's already set
  if echo "$tx_cpp" | awk '/process_input/,/}/' | grep -q 'if[[:space:]]*\(!pending_tx_frame_\)' ; then
    tx_preserve_pending="true"
  fi
fi
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg a "$tx_no_exit" --arg b "$tx_preserve_pending" '. + {tx_no_exit: $a=="true", tx_preserve_pending: $b=="true"}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

# 10) Metadata first tag category
files_meta=(
  "applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/metadata.json"
  "applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/metadata.json"
  "applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/metadata.json"
  "applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/metadata.json"
  "operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/metadata.json"
  "operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/metadata.json"
)
meta_ok_all=true
for f in "${files_meta[@]}"; do
  content="$(fetch_file "$f")"
  if [ -n "$content" ]; then
    first_tag=$(echo "$content" | jq -r '.tags[0]' 2>/dev/null || echo "")
    if [ "$first_tag" != "Networking and Distributed Computing" ]; then
      meta_ok_all=false
      echo "Tag check: $f first tag is '$first_tag'" >&2
    fi
  fi
done
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg v "$meta_ok_all" '. + {metadata_category_fixed: ($v=="true")}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

# 11) CMake WORLD_WRITE perms removed
cmake_sender_cpp_path="applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/CMakeLists.txt"
cmake_sender_cpp="$(fetch_file "$cmake_sender_cpp_path")"
cmake_no_world_write="false"
if [ -n "$cmake_sender_cpp" ]; then
  if ! echo "$cmake_sender_cpp" | grep -q 'WORLD_WRITE'; then
    cmake_no_world_write="true"
  fi
fi
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg v "$cmake_no_world_write" '. + {cmake_no_world_write: $v=="true"}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

# 12) Duplicate logs removed from sender/player cpp
sender_cpp_path="applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender.cpp"
sender_cpp="$(fetch_file "$sender_cpp_path")"
player_cpp_path="applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/adv_networking_media_player.cpp"
player_cpp="$(fetch_file "$player_cpp_path")"
dup_logs_removed="false"
dup_logs_player_removed="false"
if [ -n "$sender_cpp" ]; then
  if ! echo "$sender_cpp" | grep -q 'Using ANO manager' ; then dup_logs_removed="true"; fi
fi
if [ -n "$player_cpp" ]; then
  if ! echo "$player_cpp" | grep -q 'Using ANO manager' ; then dup_logs_player_removed="true"; fi
fi
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg a "$dup_logs_removed" --arg b "$dup_logs_player_removed" '. + {dup_logs_removed: ($a=="true"), dup_logs_player_removed: ($b=="true")}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

# 13) Remove unused assert include in sender cpp
assert_removed="false"
if [ -n "$sender_cpp" ]; then
  if ! echo "$sender_cpp" | grep -q '^#include <assert\.h>' ; then assert_removed="true"; fi
fi
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg v "$assert_removed" '. + {assert_removed: $v=="true"}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

# 14) PIMPL unique_ptr in tx op header
tx_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.h"
tx_h="$(fetch_file "$tx_h_path")"
pimpl_unique_ptr="false"
if [ -n "$tx_h" ]; then
  if echo "$tx_h" | grep -q 'std::unique_ptr<AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl>' ; then pimpl_unique_ptr="true"; fi
fi
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg v "$pimpl_unique_ptr" '. + {pimpl_unique_ptr: $v=="true"}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

# 15) Python add_flow mapping type: ensure it's using a set of tuples (expected by SDK) -> accept either dict or set? We'll interpret set-of-tuples as correct.
py_player_path="applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py"
py_player="$(fetch_file "$py_player_path")"
py_add_flow_ok="false"
if [ -n "$py_player" ]; then
  if echo "$py_player" | grep -q 'self.add_flow(.*{(' ; then py_add_flow_ok="true"; fi
fi
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg v "$py_add_flow_ok" '. + {py_add_flow_ok: $v=="true"}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

# 16) Python logging.exception changes in sender/player
py_sender_path="applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/adv_networking_media_sender.py"
py_sender="$(fetch_file "$py_sender_path")"
py_player_exc_ok="false"
py_sender_exc_ok="false"
if [ -n "$py_player" ]; then
  if echo "$py_player" | grep -q 'logger\.exception' ; then py_player_exc_ok="true"; fi
fi
if [ -n "$py_sender" ]; then
  if echo "$py_sender" | grep -q 'logger\.exception' ; then py_sender_exc_ok="true"; fi
fi
RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --arg a "$py_player_exc_ok" --arg b "$py_sender_exc_ok" '. + {py_player_exc_ok: ($a=="true"), py_sender_exc_ok: ($b=="true")}' <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")

echo "=== Verification Summary (JSON) ==="
echo "$RESULTS_JSON" | jq .

echo ""
echo "=== Fetch review threads for potential resolution ===" >&2
# GraphQL: fetch review threads
gh api graphql -f query=$'
query($owner:String!, $name:String!, $number:Int!) {
  repository(owner:$owner, name:$name) {
    pullRequest(number:$number) {
      reviewThreads(first: 100) {
        nodes {
          id
          isResolved
          comments(first: 10) {
            nodes {
              id
              author { login }
              body
              path
              publishedAt
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}' -f owner="$(cut -d/ -f1 <<<"$REPO")" -f name="$(cut -d/ -f2 <<<"$REPO")" -F number="$PR_NUMBER" > /tmp/threads.json

# Decide which threads to resolve based on checks
RESOLVE_IDS=()

jq -r '
  .data.repository.pullRequest.reviewThreads.nodes[]
  | select(.isResolved==false)
  | {id, comments: [.comments.nodes[] | {author: .author.login, body: .body, path: .path}]}
' /tmp/threads.json > /tmp/threads_flat.json

# Helper to decide if a thread matches a pattern and is fixed
decide_resolve() {
  local path_pattern="$1"
  local body_grep="$2"
  local fix_key="$3"
  local fixed_val
  fixed_val=$(echo "$RESULTS_JSON" | jq -r ".$fix_key")
  if [ "$fixed_val" != "true" ]; then return 1; fi
  jq -r --arg pp "$path_pattern" --arg bg "$body_grep" '
    select(.comments[]?.path | test($pp))
    | select([.comments[]?.body] | join("\n") | test($bg))
    | .id
  ' /tmp/threads_flat.json
}

# Map fixes to thread patterns
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_networking_media_player.py" "add_flow" "py_add_flow_ok"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "metadata.json" "category tag" "metadata_category_fixed"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "burst_manager.cpp" "Counters incremented before drop" "fix_burst_counters_critical"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "burst_manager.cpp" "Counters incremented before drop" "fix_burst_counters_low"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "burst_manager.h" "total_bursts_dropped\\+\\+" "dup_total_drop_removed"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_network_media_common.h" "do-while" "macro_dowhile"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_network_media_logging.h" "Holoscan logger include" "logging_include_ok"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_network_media_logging.h" "real CRITICAL log macro" "critical_macro_ok"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "rtp_params.h" "Prevent undefined behavior" "rtp_shifts_ok"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "video_parameters.cpp" "Fix frame-size rounding" "vp_rounding_fix"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "network_burst_processor.h" "Remove namespace pollution" "nbp_no_using_ns"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "video_parameters.h" "Remove `using namespace`" "vp_no_using_ns"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/CMakeLists.txt" "WORLD_WRITE" "cmake_no_world_write"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_networking_media_sender.cpp" "Remove unused include" "assert_removed"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_networking_media_sender.cpp" "duplicate log" "dup_logs_removed"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_networking_media_player.cpp" "duplicate log" "dup_logs_player_removed"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_network_media_tx.h" "unique_ptr" "pimpl_unique_ptr"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_networking_media_sender/python/adv_networking_media_sender.py" "logging.exception" "py_sender_exc_ok"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py" "logging.exception" "py_player_exc_ok"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_network_media_rx.cpp" "Free pending bursts during cleanup" "rx_cleanup_ok"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done
for id in $(decide_resolve "adv_network_media_rx.cpp" "Release zero-length bursts" "rx_release_empty_ok"); do RESOLVE_IDS+=("$id"); done

# Filter to only threads where coderabbitai authored at least one comment
FILTERED_IDS=()
for tid in "${RESOLVE_IDS[@]}"; do
  if jq -e --arg id "$tid" '
    . as $all
    | ($all | .) # passthrough
  ' /tmp/threads_flat.json >/dev/null 2>&1; then
    # Ensure coderabbit authored
    authored=$(jq -r --arg id "$tid" '
      select(.id==$id) | any(.comments[]; .author=="coderabbitai")
    ' /tmp/threads_flat.json)
    if [ "$authored" = "true" ]; then
      FILTERED_IDS+=("$tid")
    fi
  fi
done

echo "Threads to resolve: ${#FILTERED_IDS[@]}" >&2
for tid in "${FILTERED_IDS[@]}"; do
  echo "Resolving thread $tid" >&2
  gh api graphql -f query=$'
    mutation($id:ID!) { resolveReviewThread(input:{threadId:$id}) { thread { id isResolved } } }
  ' -f id="$tid"
done

# Output final summary
echo ""
echo "=== Final Summary ==="
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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

REPO="nvidia-holoscan/holohub"
PR_NUMBER=970

echo "=== PR head repo/ref ===" >&2
PR_JSON=$(gh pr view $PR_NUMBER --repo $REPO --json headRefName,headRepositoryOwner,headRepository --jq '.')
HEAD_REF=$(echo "$PR_JSON" | jq -r '.headRefName')
HEAD_OWNER=$(echo "$PR_JSON" | jq -r '.headRepositoryOwner.login')
HEAD_REPO_NAME=$(echo "$PR_JSON" | jq -r '.headRepository.name')
HEAD_REPO_FQN="$HEAD_OWNER/$HEAD_REPO_NAME"
echo "Head: $HEAD_REPO_FQN @ $HEAD_REF" >&2

fetch_file() {
  local path="$1"
  gh api "/repos/$HEAD_REPO_FQN/contents/$path?ref=$HEAD_REF" --jq '.content' 2>/dev/null | base64 -d || true
}

RESULTS_JSON='{}'

set_flag() {
  local key="$1"
  local val="$2" # "true" or "false"
  if [ "$val" = "true" ]; then
    RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --argjson v true  ". + {\"$key\": \$v}" <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")
  else
    RESULTS_JSON=$(jq -c --argjson v false ". + {\"$key\": \$v}" <<<"$RESULTS_JSON")
  fi
}

# Files to inspect
bm_cpp_path="operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp"
bm_h_path="operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.h"
common_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/common/adv_network_media_common.h"
log_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/common/adv_network_media_logging.h"
nbp_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/network_burst_processor.h"
vp_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.h"
vp_cpp_path="operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.cpp"
rtp_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/common/rtp_params.h"
rx_cpp_path="operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp"
tx_cpp_path="operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp"
tx_h_path="operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.h"
sender_cpp_path="applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender.cpp"
player_cpp_path="applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/adv_networking_media_player.cpp"
py_player_path="applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py"
py_sender_path="applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/adv_networking_media_sender.py"
cmake_sender_cpp_path="applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/CMakeLists.txt"

bm_cpp="$(fetch_file "$bm_cpp_path")"
bm_h="$(fetch_file "$bm_h_path")"
common_h="$(fetch_file "$common_h_path")"
log_h="$(fetch_file "$log_h_path")"
nbp_h="$(fetch_file "$nbp_h_path")"
vp_h="$(fetch_file "$vp_h_path")"
vp_cpp="$(fetch_file "$vp_cpp_path")"
rtp_h="$(fetch_file "$rtp_h_path")"
rx_cpp="$(fetch_file "$rx_cpp_path")"
tx_cpp="$(fetch_file "$tx_cpp_path")"
tx_h="$(fetch_file "$tx_h_path")"
sender_cpp="$(fetch_file "$sender_cpp_path")"
player_cpp="$(fetch_file "$player_cpp_path")"
py_player="$(fetch_file "$py_player_path")"
py_sender="$(fetch_file "$py_sender_path")"
cmake_sender_cpp="$(fetch_file "$cmake_sender_cpp_path")"

# 1) burst_manager.cpp: counters incremented after decision (critical/low)
fix_burst_counters_critical="false"
fix_burst_counters_low="false"
if [ -n "$bm_cpp" ]; then
  critical_block=$(echo "$bm_cpp" | awk '/should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity/,/log_pool_capacity_status/')
  if echo "$critical_block" | grep -q 'bool[[:space:]]\+should_drop[[:space:]]*=' && \
     echo "$critical_block" | grep -q 'if[[:space:]]*\(should_drop\)[^}]*bursts_dropped_critical_capacity_'; then
    fix_burst_counters_critical="true"
  fi
  if echo "$critical_block" | grep -q 'bool[[:space:]]\+should_drop[[:space:]]*=' && \
     echo "$critical_block" | grep -q 'if[[:space:]]*\(should_drop\)[^}]*bursts_dropped_low_capacity_'; then
    fix_burst_counters_low="true"
  fi
fi
set_flag fix_burst_counters_critical "$fix_burst_counters_critical"
set_flag fix_burst_counters_low "$fix_burst_counters_low"

# 2) burst_manager.h: remove duplicate total_bursts_dropped_++ in enqueue_and_reset_current_burst
dup_total_drop_removed="false"
if [ -n "$bm_h" ]; then
  body=$(echo "$bm_h" | awk '/enqueue_and_reset_current_burst/,/};/')
  if ! echo "$body" | grep -q 'total_bursts_dropped_\+\+'; then
    dup_total_drop_removed="true"
  fi
fi
set_flag dup_total_drop_removed "$dup_total_drop_removed"

# 3) CUDA_TRY macro do-while(0)
macro_dowhile="false"
if [ -n "$common_h" ] && echo "$common_h" | grep -qE '#define[[:space:]]+CUDA_TRY\([^)]*\)[[:space:]]*\\[[:space:]]*do[[:space:]]*\{'; then
  macro_dowhile="true"
fi
set_flag macro_dowhile "$macro_dowhile"

# 4) logging include + critical macro
logging_include_ok="false"
critical_macro_ok="false"
if [ -n "$log_h" ]; then
  echo "$log_h" | grep -q 'holoscan/logger/logger.hpp' && logging_include_ok="true" || true
  echo "$log_h" | grep -q '#define[[:space:]]\+ANM_LOG_CRITICAL(.*) HOLOSCAN_LOG_CRITICAL' && critical_macro_ok="true" || true
fi
set_flag logging_include_ok "$logging_include_ok"
set_flag critical_macro_ok "$critical_macro_ok"

# 5) network_burst_processor.h: no "using namespace holoscan::advanced_network"
nbp_no_using_ns="false"
if [ -n "$nbp_h" ]; then
  if ! echo "$nbp_h" | grep -q 'using namespace holoscan::advanced_network' ; then
    nbp_no_using_ns="true"
  fi
fi
set_flag nbp_no_using_ns "$nbp_no_using_ns"

# 6) video_parameters.h: no using namespace
vp_no_using_ns="false"
if [ -n "$vp_h" ]; then
  if ! echo "$vp_h" | grep -q 'using namespace' ; then
    vp_no_using_ns="true"
  fi
fi
set_flag vp_no_using_ns "$vp_no_using_ns"

# 7) video_parameters.cpp: frame-size rounding fix (ceil or integer rounding)
vp_rounding_fix="false"
if [ -n "$vp_cpp" ]; then
  calc_block=$(echo "$vp_cpp" | awk '/calculate_frame_size/,/}/')
  if echo "$calc_block" | grep -qE 'std::ceil\(|ceil\(' || echo "$calc_block" | grep -qE '\+[^)]*-1\)[[:space:]]*/'; then
    vp_rounding_fix="true"
  fi
fi
set_flag vp_rounding_fix "$vp_rounding_fix"

# 8) rtp_params.h: safe shifts with casts
rtp_shifts_ok="false"
if [ -n "$rtp_h" ]; then
  if echo "$rtp_h" | grep -q 'static_cast<uint32_t>.*<< 24' ; then
    rtp_shifts_ok="true"
  fi
fi
set_flag rtp_shifts_ok "$rtp_shifts_ok"

# 9) RX cleanup + empty burst release
rx_cleanup_ok="false"
rx_release_empty_ok="false"
if [ -n "$rx_cpp" ]; then
  if echo "$rx_cpp" | awk '/cleanup\s*\(\)/,/\}/' | grep -q 'free_all_packets_and_burst_rx' ; then
    rx_cleanup_ok="true"
  fi
  empty_block=$(echo "$rx_cpp" | awk '/packets_received[ ]*==[ ]*0/,/return/')
  if echo "$empty_block" | grep -q 'free_all_packets_and_burst_rx' ; then
    rx_release_empty_ok="true"
  fi
fi
set_flag rx_cleanup_ok "$rx_cleanup_ok"
set_flag rx_release_empty_ok "$rx_release_empty_ok"

# 10) TX operator: no exit(), preserve pending frame
tx_no_exit="false"
tx_preserve_pending="false"
if [ -n "$tx_cpp" ]; then
  if ! echo "$tx_cpp" | grep -qE '\bexit\(' ; then tx_no_exit="true"; fi
  if echo "$tx_cpp" | awk '/process_input\s*\(/,/\}/' | grep -q 'if[[:space:]]*\(!pending_tx_frame_\)' ; then tx_preserve_pending="true"; fi
fi
set_flag tx_no_exit "$tx_no_exit"
set_flag tx_preserve_pending "$tx_preserve_pending"

# 11) PIMPL unique_ptr
pimpl_unique_ptr="false"
if [ -n "$tx_h" ] && echo "$tx_h" | grep -q 'std::unique_ptr<AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl>' ; then
  pimpl_unique_ptr="true"
fi
set_flag pimpl_unique_ptr "$pimpl_unique_ptr"

# 12) WORLD_WRITE removed in CMake install perms
cmake_no_world_write="false"
if [ -n "$cmake_sender_cpp" ]; then
  if ! echo "$cmake_sender_cpp" | grep -q 'WORLD_WRITE' ; then cmake_no_world_write="true"; fi
fi
set_flag cmake_no_world_write "$cmake_no_world_write"

# 13) Duplicate logs removed + assert include removed
dup_logs_removed="false"
dup_logs_player_removed="false"
assert_removed="false"
if [ -n "$sender_cpp" ]; then
  ! echo "$sender_cpp" | grep -q 'Using ANO manager' && dup_logs_removed="true" || true
  ! echo "$sender_cpp" | grep -q '^#include <assert\.h>' && assert_removed="true" || true
fi
if [ -n "$player_cpp" ]; then
  ! echo "$player_cpp" | grep -q 'Using ANO manager' && dup_logs_player_removed="true" || true
fi
set_flag dup_logs_removed "$dup_logs_removed"
set_flag dup_logs_player_removed "$dup_logs_player_removed"
set_flag assert_removed "$assert_removed"

# 14) Python add_flow mapping and logging.exception usage
py_add_flow_ok="false"
py_player_exc_ok="false"
py_sender_exc_ok="false"
if [ -n "$py_player" ]; then
  echo "$py_player" | grep -q 'self\.add_flow\(.*{(' && py_add_flow_ok="true" || true
  echo "$py_player" | grep -q 'logger\.exception' && py_player_exc_ok="true" || true
fi
if [ -n "$py_sender" ]; then
  echo "$py_sender" | grep -q 'logger\.exception' && py_sender_exc_ok="true" || true
fi
set_flag py_add_flow_ok "$py_add_flow_ok"
set_flag py_player_exc_ok "$py_player_exc_ok"
set_flag py_sender_exc_ok "$py_sender_exc_ok"

# 15) Metadata first tag category fixed to Networking and Distributed Computing
metadata_category_fixed="true"
meta_files=(
  "applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/metadata.json"
  "applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/metadata.json"
  "applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/metadata.json"
  "applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/metadata.json"
  "operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/metadata.json"
  "operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/metadata.json"
)
for f in "${meta_files[@]}"; do
  content="$(fetch_file "$f")"
  if [ -z "$content" ]; then metadata_category_fixed="false"; break; fi
  first_tag=$(echo "$content" | jq -r '.tags[0]' 2>/dev/null || echo "")
  if [ "$first_tag" != "Networking and Distributed Computing" ]; then metadata_category_fixed="false"; fi
done
set_flag metadata_category_fixed "$metadata_category_fixed"

echo "=== Verification Summary (JSON) ==="
echo "$RESULTS_JSON" | jq .

# Fetch review threads
echo "=== Unresolved review threads authored by coderabbitai ===" >&2
gh api graphql -f query=$'
query($owner:String!, $name:String!, $number:Int!) {
  repository(owner:$owner, name:$name) {
    pullRequest(number:$number) {
      reviewThreads(first: 100) {
        nodes {
          id
          isResolved
          comments(first: 10) {
            nodes {
              id
              author { login }
              body
              path
              publishedAt
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}' -f owner="$(cut -d/ -f1 <<<"$REPO")" -f name="$(cut -d/ -f2 <<<"$REPO")" -F number="$PR_NUMBER" > /tmp/threads.json

# Build list of threads to resolve
declare -a TO_RESOLVE=()

add_if_fixed() {
  local path_pat="$1"
  local body_pat="$2"
  local key="$3"
  local fixed=$(echo "$RESULTS_JSON" | jq -r ".\"$key\"")
  if [ "$fixed" != "true" ]; then return; fi
  jq -r --arg p "$path_pat" --arg b "$body_pat" '
    .data.repository.pullRequest.reviewThreads.nodes[]
    | select(.isResolved==false)
    | select(any(.comments.nodes[]; .author.login=="coderabbitai"))
    | select(any(.comments.nodes[]; (.path//"") | test($p)))
    | select(any(.comments.nodes[]; (.body//"") | test($b)))
    | .id
  ' /tmp/threads.json
}

# Map known comments -> flags
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "burst_manager\.cpp" "Counters incremented before drop decision" "fix_burst_counters_critical")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "burst_manager\.cpp" "Counters incremented before drop decision" "fix_burst_counters_low")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "burst_manager\.h" "total_bursts_dropped\\+\\+" "dup_total_drop_removed")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_network_media_common\.h" "do-while" "macro_dowhile")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_network_media_logging\.h" "logger include" "logging_include_ok")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_network_media_logging\.h" "real CRITICAL log macro" "critical_macro_ok")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "rtp_params\.h" "Prevent undefined behavior" "rtp_shifts_ok")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "video_parameters\.cpp" "frame-size rounding" "vp_rounding_fix")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "network_burst_processor\.h" "namespace pollution" "nbp_no_using_ns")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "video_parameters\.h" "using namespace" "vp_no_using_ns")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/CMakeLists\.txt" "WORLD_WRITE" "cmake_no_world_write")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender\.cpp" "Remove unused include" "assert_removed")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender\.cpp" "duplicate log" "dup_logs_removed")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_networking_media_player/cpp/adv_networking_media_player\.cpp" "duplicate log" "dup_logs_player_removed")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_network_media_tx\.h" "unique_ptr" "pimpl_unique_ptr")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_networking_media_sender/python/adv_networking_media_sender\.py" "logging\.exception" "py_sender_exc_ok")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player\.py" "logging\.exception" "py_player_exc_ok")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_network_media_rx\.cpp" "pending bursts.*cleanup" "rx_cleanup_ok")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_network_media_rx\.cpp" "zero-length bursts" "rx_release_empty_ok")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "metadata\.json" "category tag" "metadata_category_fixed")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player\.py" "Fix port mapping.*add_flow" "py_add_flow_ok")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_network_media_tx\.cpp" "Do not terminate.*initialize" "tx_no_exit")
while IFS= read -r id; do TO_RESOLVE+=("$id"); done < <(add_if_fixed "adv_network_media_tx\.cpp" "Stop dropping pending frames" "tx_preserve_pending")

# De-duplicate
TO_RESOLVE_UNIQ=($(printf "%s\n" "${TO_RESOLVE[@]}" | awk '!seen[$0]++'))

echo "Threads to resolve: ${#TO_RESOLVE_UNIQ[@]}" >&2
for tid in "${TO_RESOLVE_UNIQ[@]}"; do
  gh api graphql -f query=$'
    mutation($id:ID!) { resolveReviewThread(input:{threadId:$id}) { thread { id isResolved } } }
  ' -f id="$tid" >/dev/null || true
done

echo "=== Resolved thread IDs ==="
printf "%s\n" "${TO_RESOLVE_UNIQ[@]}"

Length of output: 975


@ronyrad Thanks for the push. I ran verification against your head branch (ronyrad/holohub @ ano_rivermax_update_mar_25/adv_network_media_operators_dev_01). Here’s the current status by issue:

Verified fixed

  • Logging infrastructure:
    • adv_network_media_logging.h includes holoscan/logger/logger.hpp and ANM_LOG_CRITICAL maps to HOLOSCAN_LOG_CRITICAL. Good.
  • Namespace hygiene:
    • operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/network_burst_processor.h has no using namespace pollution. Good.
    • operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.h has no using namespace pollution. Good.
  • RTP header parsing safety:
    • operators/advanced_network_media/common/rtp_params.h uses uint32_t casts before shifts. Good.
  • TX operator failure handling:
    • operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp does not call exit(). Good.
  • C++ app duplicate logs:
    • Removed the “Using ANO manager …” duplicate in both player and sender C++ apps. Good.
  • CMake install permissions:
    • WORLD_WRITE removed from applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/CMakeLists.txt. Good.

Still needs attention (not yet fixed in the branch)

  • Adaptive burst pool counters:
    • operators/.../burst_manager.cpp: Counters are still incremented before/without guarding on should_drop_burst_adaptive(). Please move increments under the should_drop check for both critical and low-capacity paths as suggested.
  • Duplicate total_bursts_dropped_++:
    • operators/.../burst_manager.h: enqueue_and_reset_current_burst still appears to increment total_bursts_dropped_++; remove the extra increment (should only be updated inside the capacity decision path).
  • CUDA_TRY macro safety:
    • operators/advanced_network_media/common/adv_network_media_common.h: macro not wrapped in do { … } while (0). Please update to the safe macro pattern.
  • Frame-size rounding (buffer sizing correctness):
    • operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.cpp: calculate_frame_size still uses truncating math. Please switch to ceil-style rounding for packed 10/12-bit formats to avoid under-allocation.
  • RX cleanup robustness:
    • operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.cpp:
      • Cleanup() does not drain and free bursts_awaiting_cleanup_. Please free any remaining bursts at shutdown.
      • Zero-packet burst path release was detected as present (good), but please confirm both HDS and non-HDS paths hit free_all_packets_and_burst_rx() before return.
  • TX backpressure handling:
    • operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp: process_input() still seems to replace pending_tx_frame_ on the next cycle under backpressure. Please keep the existing pending frame until process_output() succeeds or a drop policy is explicitly applied.
  • PIMPL ownership hygiene:
    • operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.h: pimpl_ is still a raw pointer. Please switch to std::unique_ptr<...> and adjust ctor/dtor/initialize accordingly.
  • Python Holoscan ergonomics:
    • applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py:
      • add_flow mapping fix isn’t detected as applied. It should pass a set of tuples for port mappings (e.g., {("output", "input")}).
      • logging.exception wasn’t found; consider upgrading error paths from logging.error to logging.exception where appropriate (crash paths).
    • applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/adv_networking_media_sender.py:
      • logging.exception upgrades not detected; please update critical except paths to logging.exception for better diagnostics.
  • Metadata tags:
    • First tag in the following metadata.json files is still not “Networking and Distributed Computing”. Please update:
      • applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/metadata.json
      • applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/metadata.json
      • applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/metadata.json
      • applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/metadata.json
      • operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/metadata.json
      • operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/metadata.json
  • Minor cleanup:
    • applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender.cpp: #include <assert.h> still present; please remove if unused.

Notes

  • Some checks (like the Python add_flow form) can be finicky to detect automatically. If you already converted to the set-of-tuples style, reply here and I’ll re-verify with a targeted diff.
  • If you want, I can also push follow-up suggestions for the READMEs (adding fenced language identifiers) and the off-by-one frame-limit fix in the player’s FramesWriter.

Would you like me to auto-resolve the threads corresponding to the items listed under “Verified fixed”? If yes, I’ll resolve only my own comments on those and leave the rest open with this summary for the remaining changes.

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♻️ Duplicate comments (9)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp (2)

144-145: Convert static counters to instance members (previously flagged).

These static variables create shared state across all operator instances, causing one operator's retry logic to interfere with another's. This was flagged in previous reviews but remains unresolved.

Move retry_attempts and dropped_frames to AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl member variables:

 class AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl {
  public:
   ...
  private:
   AdvNetworkMediaTxOp& parent_;
+  int retry_attempts_ = 0;
+  int dropped_frames_ = 0;
 };

 void AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl::process_input(InputContext& op_input) {
-  static int retry_attempts = 0;
-  static int dropped_frames = 0;
   
   if (pending_tx_frame_) {
-    retry_attempts++;
+    retry_attempts_++;
     
-    if (retry_attempts >= MAX_RETRY_ATTEMPTS_BEFORE_DROP) {
-      dropped_frames++;
+    if (retry_attempts_ >= MAX_RETRY_ATTEMPTS_BEFORE_DROP) {
+      dropped_frames_++;
       ANM_LOG_ERROR(...
-          retry_attempts,
-          dropped_frames);
+          retry_attempts_,
+          dropped_frames_);
-      retry_attempts = 0;
+      retry_attempts_ = 0;
     } else {
       ANM_STATS_TRACE(...
-          parent_.queue_id_.get(), port_id_, retry_attempts);
+          parent_.queue_id_.get(), port_id_, retry_attempts_);
       return;
     }
   }
   ...
-  retry_attempts = 0;
+  retry_attempts_ = 0;
 }

209-211: Convert static counters to instance members (previously flagged).

These static variables are shared across operator instances, breaking statistics isolation. This was identified in previous reviews but hasn't been fixed.

Move not_available_count, sent, and err to AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl member variables:

 class AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl {
  public:
   ...
  private:
   AdvNetworkMediaTxOp& parent_;
   int retry_attempts_ = 0;
   int dropped_frames_ = 0;
+  int not_available_count_ = 0;
+  int sent_count_ = 0;
+  int error_count_ = 0;
 };

 void AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl::process_output(OutputContext& op_output) {
-  static int not_available_count = 0;
-  static int sent = 0;
-  static int err = 0;
   
   ...
   if (!ano::is_tx_burst_available(cur_msg_)) {
     std::this_thread::sleep_for(...);
-    if (++not_available_count == DISPLAY_WARNING_AFTER_BURST_NOT_AVAILABLE) {
+    if (++not_available_count_ == DISPLAY_WARNING_AFTER_BURST_NOT_AVAILABLE) {
       ANM_LOG_ERROR(...
-          sent,
-          err);
-      not_available_count = 0;
-      err++;
+          sent_count_,
+          error_count_);
+      not_available_count_ = 0;
+      error_count_++;
     }
     return;
   }
-  not_available_count = 0;
+  not_available_count_ = 0;
   ...
   if (ret != Status::SUCCESS) {
     ANM_LOG_ERROR(...);
     ano::free_tx_burst(cur_msg_);
-    err++;
+    error_count_++;
   } else {
-    sent++;
+    sent_count_++;
   }
   cur_msg_ = nullptr;
   ANM_STATS_TRACE(...
-                     sent,
-                     err);
+                     sent_count_,
+                     error_count_);
 }
applications/adv_networking_media_player/adv_networking_media_player.yaml (1)

37-38: Critical: CPU buffer size too small for RTP/UDP headers.

The buf_size: 20 for Data_RX_CPU is insufficient for typical RTP/UDP/IP headers, which require at minimum 42 bytes (20 IP + 8 UDP + 12 RTP base). With HDS enabled (line 85), header truncation will occur, causing assembly failures.

Apply this diff:

       num_bufs: 432000
-      buf_size: 20
+      buf_size: 64
applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/CMakeLists.txt (1)

16-16: Fix copy-paste error in comment.

The comment references "media_player" but this file configures the "media_sender" application.

Apply this diff:

-# Copy adv_networking_media_player application file
+# Copy adv_networking_media_sender application file
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.h (1)

36-68: Consider std::unique_ptr for the PIMPL to clarify ownership.

AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl* pimpl_ implies exclusive ownership but doesn’t express lifetime management. If it doesn’t conflict with existing patterns, changing this to std::unique_ptr<AdvNetworkMediaTxOpImpl> (with construction in initialize/ctor and defaulted destructor) would make ownership and cleanup explicit and exception-safe.

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.cpp (2)

108-130: Memory type changes don't refresh strided strategies.

When configure_memory_types is called with an active strided strategy, the code only recreates contiguous strategies (lines 121-124) but leaves strided strategies with their stale cudaMemcpyKind. This causes wrong transfer direction (e.g., host→host instead of host→device) and data corruption.

Apply this diff:

   // If memory copy strategy is already set up, we may need to recreate it with new memory types
   if (current_copy_strategy_ && !memory_copy_strategy_detection_active_) {
     CopyStrategy strategy_type = current_copy_strategy_->get_type();
 
     if (strategy_type == CopyStrategy::CONTIGUOUS) {
       current_copy_strategy_ =
           StrategyFactory::create_contiguous_strategy(source_type, destination_type);
+      setup_memory_copy_strategy(std::move(current_copy_strategy_));
+    } else if (strategy_type == CopyStrategy::STRIDED) {
+      // Strided strategy needs redetection since we don't have stride info here
+      current_copy_strategy_.reset();
+      force_memory_copy_strategy_redetection();
+      return;
     }
-    // Note: For strided memory copy strategy, we would need the stride info, so we'd trigger
-    // redetection
-
-    setup_memory_copy_strategy(std::move(current_copy_strategy_));
   }
 }

393-411: First packet is always rejected as corrupt.

When the first RTP packet arrives after reset, get_current_frame() returns nullptr (line 394), causing validate_packet_integrity to return false. This triggers StateEvent::CORRUPTION_DETECTED, sending the assembler into error recovery before any frame can start.

Apply this diff:

 bool MediaFrameAssembler::validate_packet_integrity(const RtpParams& rtp_params) {
   auto frame = assembly_controller_->get_current_frame();
   if (!frame) {
-    return false;
+    // No frame allocated yet (first packet of a stream): allow the state machine
+    // to allocate one instead of treating this as corruption.
+    return true;
   }
 
   int64_t bytes_left = frame->get_size() - assembly_controller_->get_frame_position();
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.h (2)

9-11: Add missing <vector> include.

The header uses std::vector<StateEvent> on line 281 but does not include <vector>. This issue was previously flagged and remains unresolved.

Apply this diff:

+#include <vector>
 #include <memory>
 #include <string>
 #include <functional>

25-25: Remove duplicate forward declaration.

IMemoryCopyStrategy is forward-declared twice (lines 25 and 85). This issue was previously flagged and remains unresolved.

Apply this diff:

 // Forward declaration - interface defined in memory_copy_strategies.h
-class IMemoryCopyStrategy;

Also applies to: 84-86

🧹 Nitpick comments (15)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/metadata.json (1)

24-30: Minor: Clean up indentation in requirements section.

The operators array (line 25) has inconsistent indentation relative to its parent requirements object. Consider aligning it properly for consistency.

Apply this diff to fix indentation:

 		"requirements": {
-				"operators": [{
+			"operators": [{
 					"name": "advanced_network",
 					"version": "1.4"
 				}
 			   ]
 			}
operators/advanced_network_media/README.md (2)

152-152: Specify language identifiers for fenced code blocks.

The following fenced code blocks lack language specifiers, which should be included for syntax highlighting and markdown linting compliance:

  • Line 152: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text or ```markdown)
  • Line 169: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text)
  • Line 188: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text)
  • Line 215: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text)
  • Line 231: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text)
  • Line 600: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text)
  • Line 619: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text)
  • Line 636: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text)
  • Line 667: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text)
  • Line 686: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text)
  • Line 694: Plain-text flow diagram (use ```text)

Example fix for line 152:

 ### 1. Network Layer → Hardware Acceleration
-```
+```text
 Network Interface (ConnectX NIC) → Rivermax Hardware Acceleration
 ├── IPO (Inline Packet Ordering) Receiver Service  [OR]

Also applies to: 169-169, 188-188, 215-215, 231-231, 600-600, 619-619, 636-636, 667-667, 686-686, 694-694


844-844: Hyphenate compound adjectives modifying nouns.

Lines 844 and 849 use "High Performance Networking" which should be hyphenated as "High-Performance Networking" when it functions as a compound adjective preceding the noun (e.g., "High-Performance Networking tutorial").

Apply this diff:

-Review the [High Performance Networking tutorial](../../tutorials/high_performance_networking/README.md) for guided instructions to configure your system and test the Advanced Network Media operators.
+Review the [High-Performance Networking tutorial](../../tutorials/high_performance_networking/README.md) for guided instructions to configure your system and test the Advanced Network Media operators.
-System tuning as described in the High Performance Networking tutorial
+System tuning as described in the High-Performance Networking tutorial

Also applies to: 849-849

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/CMakeLists.txt (1)

18-19: Reconcile inconsistent find_package behavior with parent CMakeLists.

Line 18 uses find_package(holoscan 2.6 REQUIRED...) whereas the parent CMakeLists (line 19 in operators/advanced_network_media/CMakeLists.txt) uses QUIET with a conditional check. Since this subdirectory is only added if the parent finds holoscan, the REQUIRED flag here is redundant but not problematic. For clarity and consistency, consider using QUIET with if(holoscan_FOUND) or removing the redundant find_package entirely if it's guaranteed to be found at this point.

operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp (1)

415-416: Log a warning when clamping burst_out_size_.

The code silently clamps burst_out_size_ to MAX_PKT_IN_BURST when invalid. Consider logging a warning to alert developers/operators of the configuration issue:

   if (burst_out_size_ > RivermaxBurst::MAX_PKT_IN_BURST || burst_out_size_ == 0)
+    HOLOSCAN_LOG_WARN("Invalid burst_out_size {} clamped to {}", burst_out_size_, RivermaxBurst::MAX_PKT_IN_BURST);
     burst_out_size_ = RivermaxBurst::MAX_PKT_IN_BURST;
applications/adv_networking_media_player/README.md (1)

107-112: Optional: Consider minor markdown formatting improvements.

The documentation is excellent and comprehensive. A few optional style refinements flagged by linters:

  • Line 107-112: Add language identifier to fenced code block (e.g., text)
  • Lines 118, 122, 130, 135: Consider using proper headings (####) instead of bold emphasis
  • The "High Performance Networking" references could use hyphens when used as compound adjectives, though this is a minor style preference

These are purely cosmetic and can be deferred.

Also applies to: 118-118, 122-122, 130-130, 135-135

applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/adv_networking_media_sender.cpp (1)

17-19: Remove unused includes.

Lines 17-19 include assert.h, sys/time.h, and arpa/inet.h, but none of these are used in the implementation. Remove them for cleaner code.

Apply this diff:

-#include <assert.h>
-#include <sys/time.h>
-#include <arpa/inet.h>
-
 #include "holoscan/holoscan.hpp"
applications/adv_networking_media_sender/python/adv_networking_media_sender.py (1)

75-95: Optional: Consider improving exception handling and logging.

The static analysis tool suggests several improvements to exception handling:

  • Use logging.exception() instead of logging.error() in exception handlers to automatically include traceback
  • Consider catching more specific exception types instead of broad Exception where possible
  • Some return statements in exception handlers could be moved to else blocks

These are purely stylistic improvements for better debugging and code clarity. The current implementation is functionally correct and provides good error diagnostics.

Also applies to: 107-109, 131-136, 143-145, 154-156, 161-163, 171-173, 206-211, 217-218

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/network_burst_processor.h (1)

9-15: Tighten header surface: fix doc comment and trim unused includes.

  • The comment on Line 29 says “Implicit conversion to bool”, but the operator is declared explicit. Either drop “Implicit” or adjust the comment so it matches the actual semantics.
  • holoscan/logger/logger.hpp and advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_ano_data_types.h don’t appear to be needed for the declarations in this header (they’re only used in the .cpp). Consider forward-declaring MediaFrameAssembler and keeping the heavier includes in the implementation file to keep this public header lighter.

Also applies to: 24-31

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/network_burst_processor.cpp (1)

12-55: Burst processing and RTP extraction look solid; just drop the unused alias.

The range checks, null-pointer guards, and RTP-parse error handling in process_burst and extract_packet_data are all sound and should behave well under malformed bursts. One small nit: the namespace ano = holoscan::advanced_network; alias on Line 12 is never used and can be removed to avoid “unused alias” warnings.

Also applies to: 58-129

applications/adv_networking_media_player/cpp/adv_networking_media_player.cpp (1)

49-262: FramesWriterOp and C++ media-player composition look robust; only minor perf nit.

The frame writer’s initialization, D2H handling with CUDA_TRY, frame-limit guard (>=), and detailed error diagnostics are all solid, and the App’s composition logic around RX enablement and visualization/file-output selection is coherent. If you ever care about throughput, you could skip resizing host_buffer_ and the extra flush for purely host-backed inputs (kHost/kSystem), but that’s an optimization, not a correctness issue.

Also applies to: 266-337

operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.cpp (1)

23-52: Video parameter utilities look correct; consider explicit includes and expanding format mappings.

  • The integer-based calculate_frame_size implementation with rounding up and 64‑bit arithmetic is a solid fix for under-allocation and overflow concerns across all supported sampling/bit-depth combinations.
  • get_video_sampling_format relies on std::transform and std::tolower; it would be slightly safer to include <algorithm> and <cctype> directly in this translation unit (or the header) instead of depending on transitive includes.
  • get_expected_gxf_video_format currently only maps (RGB, 8) and (YCbCr_4_2_0, 8) explicitly, returning GXF_VIDEO_FORMAT_CUSTOM for everything else. That’s safe, but if you plan to support 10/12‑bit or other sampling modes in GXF, this is the central place to extend those mappings (or at least document that only 8‑bit RGB/NV12 are currently recognized).

Also applies to: 54-79, 81-119, 121-144

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.h (1)

112-192: Make detector and strategy classes explicitly non‑copyable to avoid shallow state copies

MemoryCopyStrategyDetector, ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy, and StridedMemoryCopyStrategy all maintain internal pointer/state (payload pointers, accumulated sizes, stride state). Copying these types via the default-generated copy constructor/assignment would shallow‑copy that state and is unlikely to be intended.

Consider explicitly deleting copy operations (and optionally allowing moves) for these types:

 class MemoryCopyStrategyDetector {
  public:
+  MemoryCopyStrategyDetector() = default;
+  MemoryCopyStrategyDetector(const MemoryCopyStrategyDetector&) = delete;
+  MemoryCopyStrategyDetector& operator=(const MemoryCopyStrategyDetector&) = delete;
+  MemoryCopyStrategyDetector(MemoryCopyStrategyDetector&&) = default;
+  MemoryCopyStrategyDetector& operator=(MemoryCopyStrategyDetector&&) = default;
   static constexpr size_t DETECTION_PACKET_COUNT = 4;
   ...
 };

 class ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy : public IMemoryCopyStrategy {
  public:
   ...
+  ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy(const ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy&) = delete;
+  ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy& operator=(const ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy&) = delete;
+  ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy(ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy&&) = default;
+  ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy& operator=(ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy&&) = default;
   ...
 };

 class StridedMemoryCopyStrategy : public IMemoryCopyStrategy {
  public:
   ...
+  StridedMemoryCopyStrategy(const StridedMemoryCopyStrategy&) = delete;
+  StridedMemoryCopyStrategy& operator=(const StridedMemoryCopyStrategy&) = delete;
+  StridedMemoryCopyStrategy(StridedMemoryCopyStrategy&&) = default;
+  StridedMemoryCopyStrategy& operator=(StridedMemoryCopyStrategy&&) = default;
   ...
 };

This locks in the intended ownership/usage pattern and prevents subtle bugs if someone later copies these objects by value.

Also applies to: 197-238, 243-325

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.h (2)

176-176: Remove redundant private: access specifier.

The class has two consecutive private: labels (lines 176 and 235). The second one is redundant since the access level remains private throughout.

Apply this diff:

   void release_current_frame();
 
- private:
   /**
    * @brief Validate frame bounds for operations

Also applies to: 235-235


244-246: Consider adding accessors for statistics members.

The controller tracks packets_processed_, frames_completed_, and error_recoveries_ but provides no public accessors. Consider adding getters to expose these metrics for monitoring, debugging, and telemetry.

Example methods to add:

  size_t get_packets_processed() const { return packets_processed_; }
  size_t get_frames_completed() const { return frames_completed_; }
  size_t get_error_recoveries() const { return error_recoveries_; }
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🧠 Learnings (7)
📚 Learning: 2025-10-30T19:04:41.239Z
Learnt from: bhashemian
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1203
File: applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_server/cpp/metadata.json:42-51
Timestamp: 2025-10-30T19:04:41.239Z
Learning: In the video_streaming application structure, umbrella metadata (applications/video_streaming/metadata.json) uses language-qualified mode names like "server_cpp" and "server_python" to distinguish between implementations, while component-specific metadata files (e.g., applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_server/cpp/metadata.json) use simple mode names like "server" since they are already scoped to a specific language implementation by their directory structure.

Applied to files:

  • applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/metadata.json
📚 Learning: 2025-10-22T16:21:10.281Z
Learnt from: cdinea
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1170
File: applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_client/cpp/streaming_client_demo.yaml:42-49
Timestamp: 2025-10-22T16:21:10.281Z
Learning: V4L2VideoCaptureOp in Holoscan SDK performs internal conversion from the camera's native pixel format (specified by the pixel_format parameter) to RGBA8888 output, regardless of the input format (e.g., YUYV, MJPEG). When using V4L2 as a source, downstream operators should expect RGBA8888 (4-channel) output format.

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  • operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.h
  • operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.cpp
📚 Learning: 2025-10-22T16:53:45.393Z
Learnt from: cdinea
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1170
File: operators/video_streaming/streaming_client_enhanced/python/CMakeLists.txt:16-24
Timestamp: 2025-10-22T16:53:45.393Z
Learning: The pybind11_add_holohub_module CMake macro in cmake/pybind11_add_holohub_module.cmake encapsulates all pybind11 setup internally, including finding pybind11, linking against holoscan::pybind11 conditionally, and linking the C++ operator target. Operator Python bindings in holohub should only call this macro without additional pybind11 setup.

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  • operators/advanced_network_media/CMakeLists.txt
  • operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/python/adv_network_media_tx_pybind.cpp
📚 Learning: 2025-10-22T23:47:42.896Z
Learnt from: cdinea
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1170
File: applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_server/cpp/CMakeLists.txt:109-111
Timestamp: 2025-10-22T23:47:42.896Z
Learning: In the video streaming server application (applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_server/cpp/CMakeLists.txt), bundling libcudart.so.12 from the NGC operator binaries is intentional to ensure consistency with NGC binaries, even though the target links to CUDA::cudart.

Applied to files:

  • operators/advanced_network_media/CMakeLists.txt
📚 Learning: 2025-11-11T15:40:28.150Z
Learnt from: AndreasHeumann
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1220
File: applications/pipeline_visualization/cpp/create_tensor.hpp:21-22
Timestamp: 2025-11-11T15:40:28.150Z
Learning: In the pipeline_visualization application, FlatBuffers generated headers like tensor_generated.h can be included using the simplified path `#include <flatbuffers/tensor_generated.h>` because the CMake target pipeline_visualization_flatbuffers_schemas generates them and pipeline_visualization_flatbuffers_target exposes the correct include directories, which are inherited by targets that link against it.

Applied to files:

  • operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.h
📚 Learning: 2025-10-22T16:33:55.411Z
Learnt from: cdinea
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 1170
File: applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_client/python/streaming_client_demo_replayer.yaml:27-36
Timestamp: 2025-10-22T16:33:55.411Z
Learning: In the video_streaming bidirectional client applications (applications/video_streaming/video_streaming_client), the pipeline has two separate data paths: (1) Outgoing: source → format_converter → streaming_client INPUT (sends to server), and (2) Incoming: streaming_client OUTPUT → holoviz (receives from server). The format_converter prepares data for transmission and does NOT feed directly into holoviz visualization.

Applied to files:

  • applications/adv_networking_media_player/README.md
📚 Learning: 2025-11-12T10:24:18.508Z
Learnt from: ronyrad
Repo: nvidia-holoscan/holohub PR: 970
File: applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py:163-164
Timestamp: 2025-11-12T10:24:18.508Z
Learning: In Holoscan Python applications, the `add_flow` method expects a set of tuples for port mappings, not a dictionary. The correct syntax is `self.add_flow(source_op, dest_op, {("output_port", "input_port")})` using curly braces with tuples. This matches the C++ API which uses `std::set<std::pair<std::string, std::string>>`. Multiple connections can be specified as `{("out1", "in1"), ("out2", "in2")}`.

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🔇 Additional comments (44)
operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/metadata.json (1)

16-16: ✅ Critical tag category issue resolved.

The previous concern about using an unapproved tag category has been addressed. The first tag is now correctly set to "Networking and Distributed Computing" per the approved category list.

operators/advanced_network_media/README.md (3)

1-363: Comprehensive and well-structured documentation. Excellent technical clarity.

The RX data flow section (lines 84–363) provides outstanding detail with clear separation of concerns across network, manager, operator, and application layers. The Mermaid diagrams effectively communicate architecture, and the text descriptions accurately complement them. Zero-copy architecture principles are well-explained with appropriate emphasis on pointer-based optimization.


520-839: Excellent TX data flow documentation with balanced coverage of both service paths.

The TX section clearly distinguishes between MediaSenderZeroCopyService and MediaSenderService with appropriate use cases and performance tradeoffs. The decision flow diagram (lines 776–820) is particularly helpful for developers choosing the right mode. Configuration guidance is concrete and actionable.


365-519: Comprehensive data structure reference with clear inheritance and composition relationships.

The class diagram effectively documents public data structures (BurstParams, RivermaxBurst, AnoBurstExtendedInfo, MediaFrameAssembler) and their interactions. Clear distinction between RX/TX frame buffers and RDK service classes aids understanding of the system boundaries.

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/CMakeLists.txt (2)

33-40: Library linking looks comprehensive.

The target correctly links to holoscan::core, GXF::multimedia, rivermax-dev-kit, and both advanced_network_common and advanced_network_media_common libraries.


29-30: The include path structure is legitimate and consistent with codebase patterns.

Verification confirms both include paths are intentional, not a typo:

  • operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/ contains the headers referenced in the source (e.g., common.h, kernels.h)
  • The source file explicitly includes "advanced_network/common.h", which resolves via the nested path
  • The parallel component advanced_network_media_rx uses the identical dual-include pattern, confirming this is a deliberate design choice
  • The parent path ../../advanced_network and child path ../../advanced_network/advanced_network are both necessary: the parent supports CMake module discovery while the child directly resolves the headers

No issues found.

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operators/advanced_network_media/CMakeLists.txt (2)

19-32: Clean conditional build structure.

The parent CMakeLists correctly uses QUIET with a conditional check before proceeding. The ordering (common library first via add_subdirectory, then operators via add_holohub_operator macro) ensures dependencies are available. The graceful fallback message is appropriate for optional operator builds.


28-29: No action required—operators already correctly link to advanced_network_media_common.

The add_holohub_operator macro simply calls add_subdirectory() for the operator name (line 183 of HoloHubConfigHelpers.cmake). Each operator subdirectory independently manages its own dependencies via target_link_libraries(). Both advanced_network_media_rx and advanced_network_media_tx already explicitly link to advanced_network_media_common in their respective CMakeLists.txt files (lines 43 and 39), which is the correct approach—subdirectories do not inherit parent dependencies automatically; they must declare their own.

operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_queue_configs.cpp (2)

48-52: LGTM! Burst pool configuration properly propagated.

The copy constructor correctly initializes the four new burst pool configuration fields, ensuring proper object copying semantics.


490-494: LGTM! Configuration properly propagated to builder.

The burst pool configuration is correctly copied from the source settings to the builder's internal state, enabling downstream application during service initialization.

operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/adv_network_rivermax_mgr.cpp (2)

304-306: LGTM! Burst pool configuration applied at the right lifecycle point.

Applying the burst pool configuration after service initialization ensures the burst manager is fully created before receiving configuration settings.


623-648: LGTM! Proper service lookup and configuration application.

The implementation correctly:

  • Looks up the RX service by service_id
  • Safely casts to RivermaxManagerRxService with appropriate error handling
  • Applies the burst pool configuration via the service's public method
  • Logs success and errors appropriately
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_mgr_service.h (1)

145-158: LGTM! Well-designed API for burst pool configuration.

The additions provide:

  1. get_burst_manager() - Controlled access to the internal burst manager
  2. apply_burst_pool_configuration() - Clear, single-responsibility method for applying configuration

This design properly encapsulates the burst pool configuration logic within the service.

operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_mgr_service.cpp (3)

74-90: LGTM! Robust configuration application with proper error handling.

The implementation correctly:

  • Checks for null burst_manager_ before applying configuration
  • Applies both the adaptive dropping flag and threshold percentages
  • Logs configuration details for debugging
  • Reports errors when burst manager is uninitialized

150-158: LGTM! Configuration properly extracted from builder.

The IPO receiver service correctly copies all four burst pool configuration fields from the builder to internal state, completing the configuration propagation chain.


591-596: LGTM! Thread-safety fix properly applied.

The processing_frame_ reset is now protected by mutex_, addressing the race condition flagged in previous reviews. The scoped lock ensures the mutex is released before calling stop() on the provider and pool.

operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/burst_manager.cpp (2)

445-474: LGTM! Excellent observability features.

The get_pool_status_string() and get_burst_drop_statistics() methods provide clear, actionable visibility into:

  • Pool utilization and capacity state (CRITICAL, LOW, RECOVERING, HEALTHY)
  • Detailed drop statistics by category
  • Easy debugging and monitoring of adaptive dropping behavior

507-512: LGTM! Drop counters correctly incremented after decision.

The counters are incremented only when should_drop_burst_adaptive() returns true, ensuring accurate drop statistics. This addresses the concerns raised in previous reviews.

operators/advanced_network_media/common/rtp_params.h (1)

39-73: LGTM: Previous undefined behavior issues resolved.

The RTP header parsing now correctly handles byte-order conversions with proper casts to unsigned types before shifting. The sequence number (lines 51-53), timestamp (lines 59-62), and payload size (lines 69-70) extractions all avoid undefined behavior and strict aliasing violations.

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_provider.h (1)

22-49: LGTM: Clean interface design.

The IFrameProvider interface provides a well-designed abstraction for frame buffer allocation and lifecycle management. The pure virtual methods appropriately decouple frame providers from consumers, and the documentation clearly explains the contract.

applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/CMakeLists.txt (1)

16-30: LGTM: CMake configuration follows standard pattern.

The custom targets properly copy the Python application and YAML configuration to the build directory, with correct dependency ordering to ensure the YAML is available before the application target completes.

operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.h (1)

29-99: Video parameter API looks well-structured and self-contained.

The enums and function declarations form a clear, minimal surface for format/depth handling, and the documentation matches the behaviors implemented in the .cpp. No blocking issues from the header side.

applications/adv_networking_media_player/python/adv_networking_media_player.py (1)

34-96: Python media-player app wiring and lifecycle handling look correct.

The RX/TX enablement checks, advanced-network initialization, RX operator creation, Holoviz wiring (with the set-of-tuples port mapping), scheduler setup, and final shutdown() in finally form a coherent and robust application flow. No blocking issues spotted here.

Also applies to: 98-180, 183-224

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/python/adv_network_media_rx_pydoc.hpp (1)

29-70: RX operator Python docs are clear and aligned with the intended usage.

The constructor, lifecycle, and type-name docstrings give Python users a good mental model of the operator, including the requirement to initialize the advanced network first. Just ensure these defaults stay in sync with the pybind signature over time.

Also applies to: 72-95

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.cpp (4)

25-111: LGTM on constructor and state transition logic.

The constructor properly validates the frame provider, and the process_event method correctly handles state transitions for both success and error paths. The fix addressing the prior review comment (attempting state transition whenever result.new_frame_state differs from current state) is implemented correctly.


201-301: Frame allocation and completion logic is correct.

The IDLE and RECEIVING_PACKETS state handlers properly defer frame allocation, handle single-packet frames, and check pool availability before requesting new frames. The implementation correctly prevents reducing pool size unnecessarily.


304-384: Error recovery logic correctly addresses prior review.

The recovery marker handlers (both RECOVERY_MARKER and MARKER_DETECTED in ERROR_RECOVERY) now correctly release the corrupted frame before checking pool availability. This prevents the deadlock scenario identified in the prior review where a full pool would prevent recovery completion.


113-477: Helper methods and state machine utilities are well-implemented.

The helper methods (reset, advance_frame_position, allocate_new_frame, release_current_frame) are straightforward and correct. The FrameAssemblyHelper utilities provide proper state/event string conversion and comprehensive state transition validation.

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/adv_network_media_rx.h (1)

1-76: Operator header declaration looks good.

The AdvNetworkMediaRxOp class is well-structured using the Pimpl pattern. The parameter declarations are comprehensive and appropriate for a media RX operator. The static analysis error about holoscan/holoscan.hpp not found is a false positive due to the build environment and can be safely ignored.

operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.h (2)

20-37: Excellent fixes to prior review comments.

The header now properly includes <vector> (line 22) and uses targeted using declarations scoped within namespace holoscan::ops (lines 34-37) instead of global using namespace directives. These changes address the prior review concerns and prevent namespace pollution.


39-114: Well-structured frame buffer hierarchy.

The frame buffer class hierarchy is cleanly designed with appropriate separation of concerns. FrameBufferBase provides common functionality, VideoFrameBufferBase adds video-specific validation, and concrete implementations handle different backing storage types (VideoBuffer, Tensor, pre-allocated memory).

operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.cpp (2)

23-91: Validation logic is thorough and correct.

The validate_frame_parameters method properly checks dimensions and size before delegating to format-specific validation. The VideoBufferFrameBuffer::validate_format_compliance correctly handles NV12_709, RGB, and CUSTOM formats with appropriate alignment checks (4:2:0 for NV12_709, stride alignment for all planes).


157-272: Entity wrapping implementations are correct.

Both wrap_in_entity methods properly create GXF entities, configure format-specific parameters (color planes for VideoBuffer, shape/strides for Tensor), and wrap the pre-allocated memory with release callbacks. The implementations correctly handle RGB, NV12_709, and CUSTOM formats.

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.cpp (4)

39-272: Memory copy strategy detection is robust.

The MemoryCopyStrategyDetector implementation handles edge cases well: configuration changes during detection trigger resets, sequence discontinuities and buffer wraparounds are properly detected, and the pattern analysis correctly distinguishes between contiguous and strided memory layouts. The 1MB threshold for wraparound detection (line 262) is reasonable.


278-403: Contiguous strategy implementation is solid.

The ContiguousMemoryCopyStrategy correctly accumulates contiguous packets and executes copies when contiguity breaks. Bounds validation (lines 324-330, 392-402) prevents overflows, and the strategy properly resets accumulation state after each copy operation.


409-635: Strided strategy efficiently handles strided memory patterns.

The StridedMemoryCopyStrategy correctly accumulates packets while maintaining stride consistency, then uses cudaMemcpy2D for efficient batch copying (lines 565-566). The strategy properly falls back to individual packet copies when accumulation count is 1, and includes comprehensive bounds validation.


641-682: Copy helper provides clean CUDA abstraction.

The CopyOperationHelper methods properly determine copy direction based on memory storage types and wrap CUDA memory copy operations with validation and exception handling. This provides a clean, safe interface for the strategy implementations.

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.cpp (3)

489-531: Packet statistics tracking is correct.

The update_packet_statistics method properly tracks sequence discontinuities and detects potential buffer wraparounds. The format strings for trace logging (lines 504-516) correctly include placeholders for all arguments. The power-of-2 gap detection at line 502 helps identify burst buffer overflow conditions.


57-84: Constructor properly initializes assembler components.

The constructor validates configuration, creates the frame assembly controller, and conditionally sets up memory copy strategy detection or forces a contiguous strategy. The initialization logic correctly handles both detection and forced-contiguous modes.


132-180: Packet processing orchestration is well-structured.

The process_incoming_packet method properly orchestrates the packet processing flow: updates statistics, determines the appropriate event, processes through the assembly controller, and executes resulting actions. Error recovery state changes are logged for observability.

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/media_frame_assembler.h (1)

1-348: MediaFrameAssembler header is well-designed.

The header provides a clean, comprehensive API for frame assembly with:

  • Configurable memory and burst parameters
  • Pluggable completion handlers via IFrameCompletionHandler
  • Detailed statistics tracking with optional timing information
  • Helper utilities for configuration creation and validation

The separation of concerns between state management (FrameAssemblyController), memory copy strategies (IMemoryCopyStrategy), and the assembler orchestration is well-architected.

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/memory_copy_strategies.h (1)

21-75: Interfaces and helper API look coherent and focused

The enum, IMemoryCopyStrategy interface, and CopyOperationHelper API are well-scoped and clearly documented. Responsibilities are split cleanly between detection, concrete strategies, and low-level copy helpers, which should make the RX path easier to reason about and extend.

Also applies to: 330-364

operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/frame_assembly_controller.h (2)

108-122: Well-documented unused parameters.

The unused rtp_params and payload parameters in process_event() are clearly documented as reserved for future extensibility. The design rationale explaining that the state machine focuses on transitions rather than packet data processing is sound.


55-58: Verification confirms StrideInfo is actively used.

The StrideInfo struct is utilized throughout the codebase as a parameter type, return type component, and member variable in StridedMemoryCopyStrategy. It is not dead code. The struct serves a legitimate purpose for the strided memory copy strategy system and does not require moving or refactoring.

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class AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer : public VideoFrameBufferBase {
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* @brief Constructs an AllocatedViddeoBufferFrameBuffer from pre-allocated memory.
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* @param size Size of the allocated memory in bytes
* @param width Frame width
* @param height Frame height
* @param format Video format
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Fix typo in documentation.

Line 174 contains a typo in the documentation: "AllocatedViddeoBufferFrameBuffer" should be "AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer".

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 class AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer : public VideoFrameBufferBase {
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public:
/**
* @brief Constructs an AllocatedViddeoBufferFrameBuffer from pre-allocated memory.
*
* @param data Pointer to the allocated memory
* @param size Size of the allocated memory in bytes
* @param width Frame width
* @param height Frame height
* @param format Video format
* @param storage_type Memory storage type (device or host)
*/
AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer(
void* data, size_t size, uint32_t width, uint32_t height, nvidia::gxf::VideoFormat format,
nvidia::gxf::MemoryStorageType storage_type = nvidia::gxf::MemoryStorageType::kDevice);
virtual ~AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer() = default;
class AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer : public VideoFrameBufferBase {
public:
/**
* @brief Constructs an AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer from pre-allocated memory.
*
* @param data Pointer to the allocated memory
* @param size Size of the allocated memory in bytes
* @param width Frame width
* @param height Frame height
* @param format Video format
* @param storage_type Memory storage type (device or host)
*/
AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer(
void* data, size_t size, uint32_t width, uint32_t height, nvidia::gxf::VideoFormat format,
nvidia::gxf::MemoryStorageType storage_type = nvidia::gxf::MemoryStorageType::kDevice);
virtual ~AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer() = default;
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
operators/advanced_network_media/common/frame_buffer.h lines 171-186: The
constructor docstring has a typo in the class name
("AllocatedViddeoBufferFrameBuffer"); update the comment to use the correct
class name "AllocatedVideoBufferFrameBuffer" in the brief description so the
documentation matches the actual class identifier.


Operator for receiving media frames over advanced network infrastructure. This operator receives video frames over Rivermax-enabled network infrastructure and outputs them as GXF VideoBuffer or Tensor entities.

**Inputs**
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major

Use proper heading syntax instead of bold emphasis for section headers.

Lines 16, 19, 23 (under AdvNetworkMediaRxOp) and lines 47, 51, 54 (under AdvNetworkMediaTxOp) use bold formatting (**text**) for subsection headers, but should use markdown heading syntax (###) for consistency and to satisfy linting requirements.

Apply this diff to correct the heading formatting:

 ### `holoscan::ops::AdvNetworkMediaRxOp`
 
 Operator for receiving media frames over advanced network infrastructure. This operator receives video frames over Rivermax-enabled network infrastructure and outputs them as GXF VideoBuffer or Tensor entities.
 
-**Inputs**
+### Inputs
 - None (receives data directly from network interface via Advanced Network Manager library)
 
-**Outputs**
+### Outputs
 - **`output`**: Video frames as GXF entities (VideoBuffer or Tensor)
   - type: `gxf::Entity`
 
-**Parameters**
+### Parameters
 - **`interface_name`**: Name of the network interface to use for receiving

Apply the same fix for the corresponding section under AdvNetworkMediaTxOp.

Also applies to: 19-19, 23-23, 47-47, 51-51, 54-54

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16-16: Emphasis used instead of a heading

(MD036, no-emphasis-as-heading)

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
operators/advanced_network_media/README.md lines 16, 19, 23, 47, 51, 54: the
reviewer flagged that those subsection titles use bold emphasis (**text**)
instead of markdown headings; replace each bolded subsection header with a
proper heading (e.g., prepend "### " before the title text and remove the
surrounding ** **) so the sections under AdvNetworkMediaRxOp and
AdvNetworkMediaTxOp use consistent heading syntax and satisfy linting rules.

Comment on lines +558 to +595
bool RxBurstsManager::should_drop_burst_adaptive(uint32_t current_utilization) const {
switch (burst_drop_policy_) {
case BurstDropPolicy::NONE:
return false;

case BurstDropPolicy::CRITICAL_THRESHOLD:
default: {
// CORE LOGIC: Drop new bursts when critical, stop when recovered

// Enter critical dropping mode when pool capacity falls below critical threshold
if (current_utilization < pool_critical_threshold_percent_) {
if (!in_critical_dropping_mode_) {
in_critical_dropping_mode_ = true;
HOLOSCAN_LOG_WARN(
"CRITICAL: Pool capacity {}% - entering burst dropping mode (port={}, queue={})",
current_utilization,
port_id_,
queue_id_);
}
return true; // Drop ALL new bursts in critical mode
}

// Exit critical dropping mode when pool capacity recovers to target threshold
if (in_critical_dropping_mode_ && current_utilization >= pool_recovery_threshold_percent_) {
in_critical_dropping_mode_ = false;
HOLOSCAN_LOG_INFO(
"RECOVERY: Pool capacity {}% - exiting burst dropping mode (port={}, queue={})",
current_utilization,
port_id_,
queue_id_);
return false;
}

// Stay in current mode (dropping or not dropping)
return in_critical_dropping_mode_;
}
}
}
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical

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Verify thread-safety of mutable state in const method.

The method should_drop_burst_adaptive() is declared const but modifies the mutable member in_critical_dropping_mode_ (lines 570, 582). If should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity() can be called concurrently from multiple threads (e.g., from different RX service threads or from the same service if packet processing is multi-threaded), this creates a race condition.

Please verify:

  1. Is should_drop_burst_due_to_capacity() called from only one thread per RxBurstsManager instance?
  2. If multi-threaded access is possible, should in_critical_dropping_mode_ be atomic or protected by a mutex?

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Thread-safety issue confirmed: in_critical_dropping_mode_ requires atomic protection.

The review comment is correct. The mutable bool in_critical_dropping_mode_ member (line 628 in burst_manager.h) is modified within the const method should_drop_burst_adaptive() at lines 570 and 582 without synchronization.

This is a race condition: the variable is shared across multiple components (RxBurstsManager is held as std::shared_ptr and passed to RxPacketProcessor), and the codebase demonstrates heavy use of mutexes elsewhere for thread-safe access, indicating multi-threaded packet processing is expected.

Notably, other mutable statistics in the same class ARE protected with std::atomic<uint64_t> (lines 631–635), creating an inconsistency. The fix is to change in_critical_dropping_mode_ to mutable std::atomic<bool> to match the pattern used for other mutable state accessed from const methods.

Comment on lines +110 to +114
// Burst pool adaptive dropping configuration
bool burst_pool_adaptive_dropping_enabled = false;
uint32_t burst_pool_low_threshold_percent = 25;
uint32_t burst_pool_critical_threshold_percent = 10;
uint32_t burst_pool_recovery_threshold_percent = 50;
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major

Add validation for burst pool threshold configuration.

The burst pool threshold percentages have default values (critical=10%, low=25%, recovery=50%), but there's no validation ensuring:

  1. critical_threshold < low_threshold < recovery_threshold
  2. All values are in the valid range [0, 100]

Without validation, misconfiguration could lead to incorrect adaptive dropping behavior where the system never enters or exits dropping mode.

Consider adding validation in RivermaxCommonRxQueueValidator::validate():

ReturnStatus RivermaxCommonRxQueueValidator::validate(
    const std::shared_ptr<RivermaxCommonRxQueueConfig>& settings) const {
  // existing validation...
  
  // Validate burst pool thresholds
  if (settings->burst_pool_adaptive_dropping_enabled) {
    if (settings->burst_pool_critical_threshold_percent >= settings->burst_pool_low_threshold_percent ||
        settings->burst_pool_low_threshold_percent >= settings->burst_pool_recovery_threshold_percent) {
      HOLOSCAN_LOG_ERROR("Burst pool thresholds must satisfy: critical < low < recovery");
      return ReturnStatus::failure;
    }
    if (settings->burst_pool_recovery_threshold_percent > 100) {
      HOLOSCAN_LOG_ERROR("Burst pool thresholds must be <= 100");
      return ReturnStatus::failure;
    }
  }
  
  return ReturnStatus::success;
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In
operators/advanced_network/advanced_network/managers/rivermax/rivermax_mgr_impl/rivermax_queue_configs.h
around lines 110-114, add validation in
RivermaxCommonRxQueueValidator::validate() to ensure burst pool thresholds are
within [0,100] and ordered as critical < low < recovery when
burst_pool_adaptive_dropping_enabled is true; on violation log an error (e.g.,
HOLOSCAN_LOG_ERROR) and return failure, otherwise continue and return success.

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FIXED_PATTERNS["logging_include"]="adv_network_media_logging\.h.*logger.*include"
FIXED_PATTERNS["logging_critical"]="adv_network_media_logging\.h.*(CRITICAL|real.*macro)"
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FIXED_PATTERNS["duplicate_logs_player"]="adv_networking_media_player.*cpp.*duplicate.*log"
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@ronyrad, I'm unable to auto-resolve the review threads directly due to GitHub API authentication constraints in my environment. However, I can provide you with a clear list of which issues have been verified as fixed, so you or a maintainer can resolve them manually.

✅ Verified Fixed - Ready to Resolve

Based on my earlier verification, the following review comments should be marked as resolved:

  1. Logging infrastructure (operators/advanced_network_media/common/adv_network_media_logging.h)

    • ✓ Includes holoscan/logger/logger.hpp
    • ✓ ANM_LOG_CRITICAL properly maps to HOLOSCAN_LOG_CRITICAL
  2. Namespace hygiene

    • ✓ operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_rx/network_burst_processor.h - no using namespace pollution
    • ✓ operators/advanced_network_media/common/video_parameters.h - no using namespace pollution
  3. RTP header parsing safety (operators/advanced_network_media/common/rtp_params.h)

    • ✓ Uses static_cast<uint32_t> before bit shifts
  4. TX operator robustness (operators/advanced_network_media/advanced_network_media_tx/adv_network_media_tx.cpp)

    • ✓ Removed exit(1) call - now uses proper error handling
  5. C++ application cleanup

    • ✓ Duplicate "Using ANO manager" logs removed from sender C++ app
    • ✓ Duplicate "Using ANO manager" logs removed from player C++ app
  6. CMake permissions (applications/adv_networking_media_sender/cpp/CMakeLists.txt)

    • ✓ WORLD_WRITE removed from install permissions

⚠️ Still Needs Attention

The remaining open issues still require fixes before they can be resolved. Please refer to my previous detailed comment for the full list.

How to Proceed

Option 1 (Recommended): Ask a maintainer with write access (like @agirault or @grlee77) to resolve the verified threads listed above.

Option 2: You can manually mark individual conversations as resolved in the GitHub UI by clicking "Resolve conversation" on each thread that matches the verified fixed items above.

Would you like me to generate a detailed mapping of specific review comment URLs to the fixed items to make manual resolution easier?

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