| Index: src/platform/metrics/power_states.h
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| diff --git a/src/platform/metrics/power_states.h b/src/platform/metrics/power_states.h
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| index 413085ef6843c671ed836969fd2b8056c5e57589..74fbfecdd6fb1cea23decf96071e0bf1d14bd8af 100644
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| --- a/src/platform/metrics/power_states.h
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| +++ b/src/platform/metrics/power_states.h
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| @@ -4,18 +4,7 @@
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|  
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|  // A table of power states, to be included when building tabular things.
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|  //
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| -// This file is used to construct two things: an enumerated type in
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| -// metrics_daemon.h, and a table of structures with state names in
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| -// metrics_daemon.cc.  Including this file ensures that the two tables are
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| -// always in sync (and saves typing).  I don't know of other ways of achieving
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| -// the same result in C/C++, but it doesn't mean there isn't one.
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| -
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| -// Before you include this file, define STATE to do something useful, or else
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| -// if will be a no-op.  STATE will be undefined on exit.  Don't worry about
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| -// collisions for the STATE macro (as long as it's a macro) because the
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| -// compiler will flag them---in that case, just change the name.  If someone is
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| -// misguided enough to use STATE for something other than a macro, the error
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| -// messages will be slightly more complicated.
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| +// See network_states.h for details.
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|  
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|  
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|  #ifndef STATE
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