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<bhumit[m]>
Is there a specific reason for linking example file hyperlinks in documentation to direct links rather than their GitHub links? When going through docs, it is much more convenient when the link just open GH. Right now, the file has to be downloaded and then opened in an editor if you don't want to manually open respective GH files.
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<bhumit[m]>
s/open/opens/
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<bhumit[m]>
- Am I correct in assuming that histogram performance counter's high level structure would be sort-of similar to that of the current `statistics` counter? Statistics queries counters at specified intervals, histogram would do the same to get values for histogram bars. The output of histogram and statistics would differ, of course.
<bhumit[m]>
- Histogram can return an array or a vector with an index representing position of a bar (X-axis) and corresponding value representing respective bar's value (Y-axis). Does this sound correct so far?