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/// You don't need to pay attention to it, use the configureDataSource
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/// specialization instead.
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///
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+/// \note In future we may want to make the reconfiguration more efficient
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+/// by only creating newly configured data and just moving the rest from
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+/// the running configuration if they are used in the new configuration
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+/// without any parameter change. We could probably do it by passing
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+/// the old lists in addition to the new config, but further details are
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+/// still to be defined yet. It will surely require changes in the
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+/// data source library, too. So, right now, we don't introduce the
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+/// possibility in the function interface. If and when we decide to introduce
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+/// the optimization, we'll extend the interface.
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+///
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/// \param config The configuration value to parse. It is in the form
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/// as an update from the config manager.
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/// \return A map from RR classes to configured lists.
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