displaying argument type name for pointers

[honggyukim]

I see that uftrace replay without argument info is useful especially with type info in struct types. However, we see many arguments in pointer types but these are not useful but makes the output look more complicated.

Instead, I would like to suggest to print the type of pointer info together. For example, if there is a program as follows.

$ cat typename.cpp
struct AAA {};
struct BBB {};
struct CCC {};

void foo(AAA *aaa, BBB *bbb, CCC *ccc) {}

AAA aaa;

int main()
{
        BBB bbb;
        CCC ccc;
        foo(&aaa, &bbb, &ccc);
}

The tracing output looks as follows.

$ clang++ -pg -g typename.cpp

$ uftrace -a a.out
# DURATION     TID     FUNCTION
            [131885] | main() {
   0.916 us [131885] |   foo(&aaa, 0xffffc4bf333f, 0xffffc4bf333e);
   1.959 us [131885] | } = 0; /* main */

But I would like to make it as follows.

$ uftrace -a a.out
# DURATION     TID     FUNCTION
            [131885] | main() {
   0.916 us [131885] |   foo((AAA*)&aaa, (BBB*)0xffffc4bf333f, (CCC*)0xffffc4bf333e);
   1.959 us [131885] | } = 0; /* main */

This type info will give more information about the function signature and their type info.

[honggyukim]

This may be handled similarly with 843a2ca.