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Just awk.


awk '
/measure1/{a["measure1"]=$NF}
/zdfg/{a["zdfg"]=$NF}
/cpu_use/{a["cpu_use"]=$NF}
END { printf("%s,%s,%s\n", a["measure1"],a["zdfg"],a["cpu_use"]) }' file


for a start..

You can put more than one statement in one awk. In fact, you can do the entire thing in awk.

$ cat zaf.awk

BEGIN { OFS="," }

/measure1/ { MEASURE1=$NF }
/zdfg/ { ZDFG=$NF ...

You could scan for ------ and then print the next line:
awk '/-{6}/{getline;$1=$1;print}' OFS=, ORS= infile
to print a linefeed after the output:
awk '/-{6}/{getline;$1=$1;print} END{print RS}'...