+/* "Normalizes" the wildcards in 'rule'. That means:
+ *
+ * 1. If the type of level N is known, then only the valid fields for that
+ * level may be specified. For example, ARP does not have a TOS field,
+ * so nw_tos must be wildcarded if 'rule' specifies an ARP flow.
+ * Similarly, IPv4 does not have any IPv6 addresses, so ipv6_src and
+ * ipv6_dst (and other fields) must be wildcarded if 'rule' specifies an
+ * IPv4 flow.
+ *
+ * 2. If the type of level N is not known (or not understood by Open
+ * vSwitch), then no fields at all for that level may be specified. For
+ * example, Open vSwitch does not understand SCTP, an L4 protocol, so the
+ * L4 fields tp_src and tp_dst must be wildcarded if 'rule' specifies an
+ * SCTP flow.
+ *
+ * If this function changes 'rule', it logs a rate-limited informational
+ * message. */
+void
+ofputil_normalize_rule(struct cls_rule *rule)
+{
+ ofputil_normalize_rule__(rule, true);
+}
+
+/* Same as ofputil_normalize_rule() without the logging. Thus, this function
+ * is suitable for a program's internal use, whereas ofputil_normalize_rule()
+ * sense for use on flows received from elsewhere (so that a bug in the program
+ * that sent them can be reported and corrected). */
+void
+ofputil_normalize_rule_quiet(struct cls_rule *rule)
+{
+ ofputil_normalize_rule__(rule, false);
+}
+