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  A class for generic throttling.

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#pragma once

#include <atomic>

#include <chrono>

#include <cstdint>

/** A class that exposes an interface for generic throttling of some action

 * against a certain interval.

 *

 * To use:

 *

 * 1. Create an instance of this class specifying the interval for which

 * something should be throttled. Alternatively, inherit from this class to

 * have the throttling interface apply to the object you want throttling for.

 *

 * 2. Prepend each decision for a given throttled action with a call to

 * is_throttled.

 *

 *   2a. If the is_throttled is false, then at least the configured number of

 *   microseconds has elapsed since the previous call in which is_throttled

 *   returned false. The number of times the check has been called between

 *   these two times is provided in the suppressed_count output parameter.

 *

 *   2b. If is_throttled returns true, then not enough time has elapsed

 *   since the last time the operation returned true per the throttling

 *   interval. Thus the operation should be skipped or suppressed, depending

 *   upon the context.

 *

 * For instance:

 *

 *    void foo()

 *    {

 *      using namespace std::chrono_literals;

 *      static Throttler t(300ms);

 *      uint64_t suppressed_count;

 *      if (!t.is_throttled(suppressed_count)) {

 *        std::printf("Alan bought another monitor\n");

 *        std::printf("We ignored Alan buying a monitor %llu times\n", suppressed_count);

 *      }

 *    }

 */

class Throttler

{

public:

  virtual ~Throttler() = default;

  /**

   * @param[in] interval The minimum number of microseconds between

   * calls to Throttler which should return true.

   */

  Throttler(std::chrono::microseconds interval);

  /** Whether the current event should be suppressed because the time since the

   * last unsuppressed event is less than the throttling interval.

   *

   * @param[out] suppressed_count If the return of this call is false (the action

   * should not be suppressed), this is populated with the approximate number

   * of suppressed events between the last unsuppressed event and the current

   * one.  Otherwise the value is not set. This value is approximate because,

   * if used in a multithreaded context, other threads may be querrying against

   * this function as well concurrently, and their count may not be applied

   * depending upon the timing of their query.

   *

   * @return True if the action is suppressed per the configured interval,

   * false otherwise.

   */

  bool is_throttled(uint64_t &suppressed_count);

  /** Set the log throttling interval to a new value.

   *

   * @param[in] interval The new interval to set.

   */

  void set_throttling_interval(std::chrono::microseconds new_interval);

  /** Manually reset the throttling counter to the current time.

   *

   * @return the number of messages skipped since the previous positive return

   * of the functor operator.

   */

  uint64_t reset_counter();

private:

  /// Base clock.

  using Clock = std::chrono::steady_clock;

  /** A time_point with a noexcept constructor.

   *

   * This is a workaround for older gcc and clang compilers which implemented an

   * older version of the standard which made atomic's noexcept construction

   * specification not compatible with time_point's undecorated constructor.

   */

  class TimePoint : public Clock::time_point

  {

  public:

    using time_point::time_point;

    // This noexcept specification makes TimePoint compatible with older

    // compiler implementations of atomic.

    constexpr TimePoint() noexcept : time_point() {}

    template <class Duration2> constexpr TimePoint(const time_point<Clock, Duration2> &t) : time_point(t) {}

  };

  /// Time that the last item was emitted.

  std::atomic<TimePoint> _last_allowed_time{TimePoint()};

  /// The minimum number of microseconds desired between actions.

  std::atomic<std::chrono::microseconds> _interval{std::chrono::microseconds{0}};

  /// The number of calls to Throttler since the last

  uint64_t _suppressed_count = 0;

};