On Tue, 2025-09-09 at 10:39 +0530, Amith A wrote: > > Punctured sub-channels are excluded from interference detection logic > and are > typically not represented in the interference bitmap. Their > corresponding bits > remain unset (zero). So I find "not represented" and "corresponding bits remain unset (zero)" to be somewhat conflicting ... if you don't represent something it doesn't even _have_ a bit to set to zero? Anyway ... you can decide either way "not represented" (as in "there are no bits") or "those bits must be set to zero", but please just document it accordingly. It's obviously easy to convert from one to the other if needed. Setting the bits to zero is probably easier in most cases. johannes
