package openflow

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package openflow

openflow
- OpenFlow0x01
  - Action
  - ConfigReply
    
    FragFlags
  - Error
    
    BadAction
    
    BadRequest
    
    FlowModFailed
    
    HelloFailed
    
    PortModFailed
    
    QueueOpFailed
  - FlowMod
    
    Command
  - FlowRemoved
    
    Reason
  - Match
  - Message
    
    Header
  - PacketIn
    
    Reason
  - PacketOut
  - Payload
  - PortDescription
    
    PortConfig
    
    PortFeatures
    
    PortState
  - PortStatus
    
    ChangeReason
  - PseudoPort
  - StatsReply
  - StatsRequest
  - SwitchConfig
    
    FragFlags
  - SwitchFeatures
    
    Capabilities
    
    SupportedActions
  - Timeout
  - Vendor
  - Wildcards
- OpenFlow0x01_Core
- OpenFlow0x01_Stats
- OpenFlow0x04
  - Action
  - Bucket
  - Capabilities
  - Error
  - FlowMod
  - FlowModCommand
  - GroupMod
  - GroupType
  - Instruction
  - Instructions
  - Message
    
    Header
  - MultipartReply
  - MultipartReq
  - OfpMatch
  - Oxm
  - PacketIn
  - PacketOut
  - PortDesc
  - PortReason
  - PortState
  - PortStatus
  - PortsDescriptionReply
  - SwitchFeatures
- OpenFlow0x04_Core
- SDN_Types
  - FieldMap
- VInt

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type t =

| Int64 of Int64.t
| Int48 of Int64.t
| Int32 of Int32.t
| Int32m of Int32.t * Int32.t
| Int16 of int
| Int8 of int
| Int4 of int

val get_int : t -> int

val get_int64 : t -> Int64.t

val get_int48 : t -> Int64.t

val get_int32 : t -> Int32.t

val get_int32m : t -> Int32.t * Int32.t

val get_int16 : t -> int

val get_int8 : t -> int

val get_int4 : t -> int

val format : Format.formatter -> t -> unit

val get_string : t -> string