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Use pointer to member function to reduce the footprint of collectCoun…
…ters() (sonic-net#488) Each time a new counter/attribute type is added to flex counter infrastructure, collectCounters() is tailed with the logic of collecting the stats for the new type. As more and more possible id lists are being added to the flex counter, the collectCounters() member function is becoming bulky to check against all possible id lists, both existing and newly added ones. Current list is already significantly long---port counters, queue counters, queue attributes, pg counters, pg attributes, and buffer pool counters. And most of them are irrelevant to a particular flex counter instance thread. E.g., For buffer pool watermark thread, only buffer pool counters matter, not the rest, port counters, queue counters, queue attributes, pg counters, pg attributes. Improvement: Separate each counter/attribute type to be a member function of FlexCounter with the same function prototype. Have a data member (unordered_map) to maintain pointers to member functions for each flex counter instance, and install only the essential counter collection member functions at the counter/attribute list set operation. Choice of data member structure: Originally considered unordered_set with element T to be a pointer to member function. However, the element type does not support a certain operations, and thus can not be taken as a key, but only as a value. In doing so, we can avoid checking against irrelevant counter/attribute id lists, and keep a fixed size for collectCounters function. Signed-off-by: Wenda Ni <wenni@microsoft.com>
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