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codes can be declared by users. 23 error { 24 NoError, /// No error. 25 PacketTooShort, /// Not enough bits in packet for 'extract'. 26 NoMatch, /// 'select' expression has no matches. 27 StackOutOfBounds, /// Reference to invalid element of a header stack. 28 HeaderTooShort, /// Extracting too many bits into a varbit field. 29 ParserTimeout /// Parser execution time limit exceeded. 30 } 66 /// Built-in action that does nothing. 67 action NoAction() {} 69 /// Standard match kinds for table key fields. 70 /// Some architectures may not support all these match kinds. 71 /// Architectures can declare additional match kinds. 72 match_kind { 73 /// Match bits exactly. 74 exact, 75 /// Ternary match, using a mask. 76 ternary, 77 /// Longest-prefix match. 78 lpm 79 }
a header from the packet into a fixed-sized header @hdr and advance the cursor. 34 /// May trigger error PacketTooShort or StackOutOfBounds. 35 /// @T must be a fixed-size header type 36 void extract<T>(out T hdr); 37 /// Read bits from the packet into a variable-sized header @variableSizeHeader 38 /// and advance the cursor. 39 /// @T must be a header containing exactly 1 varbit field. 40 /// May trigger errors PacketTooShort, StackOutOfBounds, or HeaderTooShort. 41 void extract<T>(out T variableSizeHeader, 42 in bit<32> variableFieldSizeInBits); 43 /// Read bits from the packet without advancing the cursor. 44 /// @returns: the bits read from the packet. 45 /// T may be an arbitrary fixed-size type. 46 T lookahead<T>(); 47 /// Advance the packet cursor by the specified number of bits. 48 void advance(in bit<32> sizeInBits); 49 /// @return packet length in bytes. This method may be unavailable on 50 /// some target architectures. 51 bit<32> length(); 52 }
@hdr into the output packet, advancing cursor. 56 /// @T can be a header type, a header stack, a header_union, or a struct 57 /// containing fields with such types. 58 void emit<T>(in T hdr); 59 } 61 // TODO: remove from this file, convert to built-in 62 /// Check a predicate @check in the parser; if the predicate is true do nothing, 63 /// otherwise set the parser error to @toSignal, and transition to the `reject` state. 64 extern void verify(in bool check, in error toSignal);
What is P4Runtime? • Framework for runtime control of P4 targets ◦ Open-source API + server implementation ▪ https://github.com/p4lang/PI ◦ Initial contribution by Google and Barefoot • Work-in-progress by the p4.org API WG • Protobuf-based API definition ◦ p4runtime.proto ◦ gRPC as a possible RPC transport • P4 program-independent ◦ API doesn’t change with the P4 program • Enables field-reconfigurability ◦ Ability to push new P4 program without recompiling deployed switches 46 p4runtime.proto (API) Program-independent server (e.g. gRPC) Target driver P4 target l1-BOHVBHF5VUPSJBMzIUUQTHJUIVCDPNQMBOHUVUPSJBMTSBXNBTUFS 1%@@'BMM1@UVUPSJBM@MBCTQEG͔ΒҾ༻
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