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#ifndef TORRENT_PERFORMANCE_COUNTERS_HPP_INCLUDED
#define TORRENT_PERFORMANCE_COUNTERS_HPP_INCLUDED

#include "libtorrent/config.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/thread.hpp"

#include "libtorrent/aux_/disable_warnings_push.hpp"

#include <boost/cstdint.hpp>
#include <boost/atomic.hpp>

#include "libtorrent/aux_/disable_warnings_pop.hpp"

namespace libtorrent
{
	struct TORRENT_EXTRA_EXPORT counters
	{
		enum stats_counter_t
		{
			// the number of peers that were disconnected this
			// tick due to protocol error
			error_peers,
			disconnected_peers,
			eof_peers,
			connreset_peers,
			connrefused_peers,
			connaborted_peers,
			notconnected_peers,
			perm_peers,
			buffer_peers,
			unreachable_peers,
			broken_pipe_peers,
			addrinuse_peers,
			no_access_peers,
			invalid_arg_peers,
			aborted_peers,

			piece_requests,
			max_piece_requests,
			invalid_piece_requests,
			choked_piece_requests,
			cancelled_piece_requests,
			piece_rejects,
			error_incoming_peers,
			error_outgoing_peers,
			error_rc4_peers,
			error_encrypted_peers,
			error_tcp_peers,
			error_utp_peers,

			// the number of times the piece picker was
			// successfully invoked, split by the reason
			// it was invoked
			reject_piece_picks,
			unchoke_piece_picks,
			incoming_redundant_piece_picks,
			incoming_piece_picks,
			end_game_piece_picks,
			snubbed_piece_picks,
			interesting_piece_picks,
			hash_fail_piece_picks,

			// these counters indicate which parts
			// of the piece picker CPU is spent in
			piece_picker_partial_loops,
			piece_picker_suggest_loops,
			piece_picker_sequential_loops,
			piece_picker_reverse_rare_loops,
			piece_picker_rare_loops,
			piece_picker_rand_start_loops,
			piece_picker_rand_loops,
			piece_picker_busy_loops,

			// reasons to disconnect peers
			connect_timeouts,
			uninteresting_peers,
			timeout_peers,
			no_memory_peers,
			too_many_peers,
			transport_timeout_peers,
			num_banned_peers,
			banned_for_hash_failure,

			// connection attempts (not necessarily successful)
			connection_attempts,
			// the number of iterations over the peer list when finding
			// a connect candidate
			connection_attempt_loops,
			// successful incoming connections (not rejected for any reason)
			incoming_connections,

			// counts events where the network
			// thread wakes up
			on_read_counter,
			on_write_counter,
			on_tick_counter,
			on_lsd_counter,
			on_lsd_peer_counter,
			on_udp_counter,
			on_accept_counter,
			on_disk_queue_counter,
			on_disk_counter,

			torrent_evicted_counter,

			// bittorrent message counters
			// TODO: should keepalives be in here too?
			// how about dont-have, share-mode, upload-only
			num_incoming_choke,
			num_incoming_unchoke,
			num_incoming_interested,
			num_incoming_not_interested,
			num_incoming_have,
			num_incoming_bitfield,
			num_incoming_request,
			num_incoming_piece,
			num_incoming_cancel,
			num_incoming_dht_port,
			num_incoming_suggest,
			num_incoming_have_all,
			num_incoming_have_none,
			num_incoming_reject,
			num_incoming_allowed_fast,
			num_incoming_ext_handshake,
			num_incoming_pex,
			num_incoming_metadata,
			num_incoming_extended,

			num_outgoing_choke,
			num_outgoing_unchoke,
			num_outgoing_interested,
			num_outgoing_not_interested,
			num_outgoing_have,
			num_outgoing_bitfield,
			num_outgoing_request,
			num_outgoing_piece,
			num_outgoing_cancel,
			num_outgoing_dht_port,
			num_outgoing_suggest,
			num_outgoing_have_all,
			num_outgoing_have_none,
			num_outgoing_reject,
			num_outgoing_allowed_fast,
			num_outgoing_ext_handshake,
			num_outgoing_pex,
			num_outgoing_metadata,
			num_outgoing_extended,

			num_piece_passed,
			num_piece_failed,

			num_have_pieces,
			num_total_pieces_added,

			num_blocks_written,
			num_blocks_read,
			num_blocks_hashed,
			num_blocks_cache_hits,
			num_write_ops,
			num_read_ops,
			num_read_back,

			disk_read_time,
			disk_write_time,
			disk_hash_time,
			disk_job_time,

			waste_piece_timed_out,
			waste_piece_cancelled,
			waste_piece_unknown,
			waste_piece_seed,
			waste_piece_end_game,
			waste_piece_closing,

			sent_payload_bytes,
			sent_bytes,
			sent_ip_overhead_bytes,
			sent_tracker_bytes,
			recv_payload_bytes,
			recv_bytes,
			recv_ip_overhead_bytes,
			recv_tracker_bytes,

			recv_failed_bytes,
			recv_redundant_bytes,

			dht_messages_in,
			dht_messages_out,
			dht_messages_out_dropped,
			dht_bytes_in,
			dht_bytes_out,

			dht_ping_in,
			dht_ping_out,
			dht_find_node_in,
			dht_find_node_out,
			dht_get_peers_in,
			dht_get_peers_out,
			dht_announce_peer_in,
			dht_announce_peer_out,
			dht_get_in,
			dht_get_out,
			dht_put_in,
			dht_put_out,

			dht_invalid_announce,
			dht_invalid_get_peers,
			dht_invalid_put,
			dht_invalid_get,

			// uTP counters.
			utp_packet_loss,
			utp_timeout,
			utp_packets_in,
			utp_packets_out,
			utp_fast_retransmit,
			utp_packet_resend,
			utp_samples_above_target,
			utp_samples_below_target,
			utp_payload_pkts_in,
			utp_payload_pkts_out,
			utp_invalid_pkts_in,
			utp_redundant_pkts_in,

			// the buffer sizes accepted by
			// socket send 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_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
		};

		// == ALL FOLLOWING ARE GAUGES ==

		// 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_gauge_t
		{
			num_checking_torrents = num_stats_counters,
			num_stopped_torrents,
			num_upload_only_torrents, // upload_only means finished
			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 deliberately
			// 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_all,
			num_peers_up_unchoked_optimistic,
			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_running_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,

			num_fenced_read,
			num_fenced_write,
			num_fenced_hash,
			num_fenced_move_storage,
			num_fenced_release_files,
			num_fenced_delete_files,
			num_fenced_check_fastresume,
			num_fenced_save_resume_data,
			num_fenced_rename_file,
			num_fenced_stop_torrent,
			num_fenced_cache_piece,
			num_fenced_flush_piece,
			num_fenced_flush_hashed,
			num_fenced_flush_storage,
			num_fenced_trim_cache,
			num_fenced_file_priority,
			num_fenced_load_torrent,
			num_fenced_clear_piece,
			num_fenced_tick_storage,

			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,

			// the number of uTP connections in each respective state
			// these must be defined in the same order as the state_t enum
			// in utp_stream
			num_utp_idle,
			num_utp_syn_sent,
			num_utp_connected,
			num_utp_fin_sent,
			num_utp_close_wait,
			num_utp_deleted,

			num_counters,
			num_gauges_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<boost::int64_t> m_stats_counter[num_counters];
#else
		// if the atomic type is't lock-free, use a single lock instead, for
		// the whole array
		mutable mutex m_mutex;
		boost::int64_t m_stats_counter[num_counters];
#endif
	};
}

#endif