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You should be able to get a kernel function name with its parameters via nvbit_get_func_name. By parsing the output, you should be able to know how many kernel parameters are there and the each parameter type.
It seems that NVBit has abilities to get the addresses of launched kernel arguments.
However, I couldn't find a way to know the number of kernel arguments to access
void** kernelParams;
For example, when I access kernelParams from kernelParams[0] to kernelParams[N - 1], what is N (where to retrieve N)?
While information regarding kernel parameters can be found here:
The description just says it can be directly retrieved from the kernel's image (what is the meaning of the kernel's image here?)
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