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The larger // the more efficient. The size is // 1 << n, where n is the number // at the end of the counter name // 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096, 8192, // 16384, 32768, 65536, 131072, 262144, 524288, 1048576 socket_send_size3, socket_send_size4, socket_send_size5, socket_send_size6, socket_send_size7, socket_send_size8, socket_send_size9, socket_send_size10, socket_send_size11, socket_send_size12, socket_send_size13, socket_send_size14, socket_send_size15, socket_send_size16, socket_send_size17, socket_send_size18, socket_send_size19, socket_send_size20, // the buffer sizes returned by // socket recv calls. The larger // the more efficient. The size is // 1 << n, where n is the number // at the end of the counter name // 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096, 8192, // 16384, 32768, 65536, 131072, 262144, 524288, 1048576 socket_recv_size3, socket_recv_size4, socket_recv_size5, socket_recv_size6, socket_recv_size7, socket_recv_size8, socket_recv_size9, socket_recv_size10, socket_recv_size11, socket_recv_size12, socket_recv_size13, socket_recv_size14, socket_recv_size15, socket_recv_size16, socket_recv_size17, socket_recv_size18, socket_recv_size19, socket_recv_size20, num_stats_counters }; // it is important that all gauges have a higher index than counters. // This assumption is relied upon in other parts of the code enum stats_gauges_t { num_checking_torrents = num_stats_counters, num_stopped_torrents, // upload_only means finished num_upload_only_torrents, num_downloading_torrents, num_seeding_torrents, num_queued_seeding_torrents, num_queued_download_torrents, num_error_torrents, // the number of torrents that don't have the // IP filter applied to them. non_filter_torrents, // counters related to evicting torrents num_loaded_torrents, num_pinned_torrents, // these counter indices deliberatly // match the order of socket type IDs // defined in socket_type.hpp. num_tcp_peers, num_socks5_peers, num_http_proxy_peers, num_utp_peers, num_i2p_peers, num_ssl_peers, num_ssl_socks5_peers, num_ssl_http_proxy_peers, num_ssl_utp_peers, num_peers_half_open, num_peers_connected, num_peers_up_interested, num_peers_down_interested, num_peers_up_unchoked, num_peers_down_unchoked, num_peers_up_requests, num_peers_down_requests, num_peers_up_disk, num_peers_down_disk, num_peers_end_game, write_cache_blocks, read_cache_blocks, request_latency, pinned_blocks, disk_blocks_in_use, queued_disk_jobs, num_read_jobs, num_write_jobs, num_jobs, num_writing_threads, num_running_threads, blocked_disk_jobs, queued_write_bytes, num_unchoke_slots, arc_mru_size, arc_mru_ghost_size, arc_mfu_size, arc_mfu_ghost_size, arc_write_size, arc_volatile_size, dht_nodes, dht_node_cache, dht_torrents, dht_peers, dht_immutable_data, dht_mutable_data, dht_allocated_observers, has_incoming_connections, limiter_up_queue, limiter_down_queue, limiter_up_bytes, limiter_down_bytes, num_counters, num_gauge_counters = num_counters - num_stats_counters }; counters(); counters(counters const&); counters& operator=(counters const&); // returns the new value boost::int64_t inc_stats_counter(int c, boost::int64_t value = 1); boost::int64_t operator[](int i) const; void set_value(int c, boost::int64_t value); void blend_stats_counter(int c, boost::int64_t value, int ratio); private: // TODO: some space could be saved here by making gauges 32 bits // TODO: restore these to regular integers. Instead have one copy // of the counters per thread and collect them at convenient // synchronization points #if BOOST_ATOMIC_LLONG_LOCK_FREE == 2 boost::atomic m_stats_counter[num_counters]; #else // if the atomic type is't lock-free, use a single lock instead, for // the whole array mutex m_mutex; boost::int64_t m_stats_counter[num_counters]; #endif }; } #endif