Added new label instance which can handle n numbers of keys and values #43
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Added global vector register so access vectors globally
fimad
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May 10, 2019
| -- | A 'Registry' is a list of all registered metrics, currently represented by | ||
| -- their sampling functions. | ||
| type Registry = [IO [SampleGroup]] | ||
| type VectorRegistry l m = [IO [(l,(Vector l m))]] |
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What does the vector registry provide that the standard registry does not?
| instance Label () where | ||
| labelPairs () () = [] | ||
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The downside to using a list is that you don't get compile time checking that the number of values match the number of labels.
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Added global vector register so access vectors globally