> I can fetch the format string easily. (arg0)
>
> But how can I print out the next argument if I don't know what type its
> going to be? If I try trace() I can get the int's fine, but strings are
> returning as numbers.
This is why I said it would be a pain. You're going to have to do something
like this:
pid123::printf:entry
{
this->fmt = copyinstr(arg0);
}
/* begin loop */
pid123::printf:entry
/this->fmt/
{
this->fmt = strchr(this->fmt, '%');
}
pid123::printf:entry
/this->fmt && this->fmt[1] == 'd'/
{
trace(arg1);
}
pid123::printf:entry
/this->fmt && this->fmt[1] == 's'/
{
trace(copyinstr(arg1));
}
/* ... and unroll loop to desired length ... */
More or less...
Adam
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Adam Leventhal, Fishworks http://blogs.sun.com/ahl
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