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2. Check the **p4-org** mailing list. Probably you are not the first one having this problem, and someone already asked what you need in the mailing list. A good trick to get only results from the mailing list when googling them is to write your query as follows : `site:http://lists.p4.org/ <query>`. If you type in google `site:http://lists.p4.org/ "simple_switch"` you will get all the threads where the word `simple_switch` appears.
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3. Check the **GitHub issues** section of [BMv2](https://github.com/p4lang/behavioral-model/issues) and [P4C](https://github.com/p4lang/p4c/issues) repositories. By default the searching bar adds a `is:issue is:open` filter, you can just remove it and write a `keyword` to find information about the issue and how to solve it.
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3. Check the **GitHub issues** section of [BMv2](https://github.com/p4lang/behavioral-model/issues) and [P4C](https://github.com/p4lang/p4c/issues) repositories. By default the searching bar adds a `is:issue is:open` filter, you can just remove it and write a keyword to find information about the issue and how to solve it.
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4. If you do not find the solution anywhere, you can write in the mailing list yourself, or open an issue in GitHub. |
