Some refactoring for fixed-numbered stats template in injection_points
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Hi all,
While reading again the code of injection_stats_fixed.c that holds the
template for fixed-numbered pgstats, I got an idea to make the code a
bit more elegant. Rather than using a single routine to increment the
counters, we could use a series of routines with its internals hidden
in a macro like in pgstatfuncs.c.
The point of a template is to be as elegant as possible, and this
is arguably a better style, still this comes down to personal taste
perhaps. Please feel free to comment about the attached.
Thanks,
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Michael