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<issue_title>A bug in Histogram?</issue_title>
<issue_description>I was looking around the source code and the following piece of code seems a bit buggy to me:

perfview/src/TraceEvent/Stacks/Histogram.cs

Lines 48 to 68 in c671d46

	public void AddMetric(float metric, int bucket)
	{
	Debug.Assert(0 <= bucket && bucket < Count);
	if (m_singleBucketNum < 0)
	{
	m_singleBucketNum = bucket;
	}
	if (m_singleBucketNum == bucket)
	{
	m_singleBucketValue += metric;
	return;
	}
	if (m_buckets == null)
	{
	m_buckets = new float[Count];
	m_buckets[m_singleBucketNum] = m_singleBucketValue;
	}
	m_buckets[bucket] += metric;
	}

Let's say the following sequence of AddMetric is called:

AddMetric(1.0f, 0);
AddMetric(2.0f, 1);
AddMetric(3.0f, 0);

The second time will cause the array to be constructed, and m_singleBucketValue is populated into the array.
But within the third call, if (m_singleBucketNum == bucket) will still be true, and the metric is still added into m_singleBucketValue instead of the array.
Inside the indexer:

perfview/src/TraceEvent/Stacks/Histogram.cs

Lines 119 to 126 in c671d46

	if (m_buckets != null)
	{
	return m_buckets[index];
	}
	else if (m_singleBucketNum == index)
	{
	return m_singleBucketValue;
	}

the m_singleBucketValue isn't used when the array is not null, causing the entry for m_singleBucketNum to be returned with incorrected value.

I don't have the whole knowledge of how Histogram is used, so I don't sure if this is really a bug. And this problem might not be a big issue due to the usage pattern, cause I don't see any bucket to be obviously wrong in the GUI.</issue_description>

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