Helper subclass for win32pdhquery Python script

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Helper subclass for win32pdhquery script formats the output in CSV format or a dictionary. One of the few perks one can have when developing on Windows (at least NT or newer) is the use of the Performance Data Helper (the PDH can be found on Windows XP under the Control Panel at Administrative Tools -> Performance) for system statistics gathering. There is a bevy of counters available that can greatly help you measure the impact your code has on the current system. And luckily win32all provides a wrapper to create counters. The only drawback, though, is that the API is not the best in the world. This subclass helps with adding counters and formatting the output in a more usable fashion as either CSV or a dictionary that can be pickled.
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Windows

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