This patch intends to fix issue #606.

Currently, the key/value type information is passed from
C++ to Python through a JSON interface. The JSON is
constructed by traversing the struct/field's through clang
AST interface. Once Python gets the JSON, it will
reconstruct the C structure through ctype module.

There are two known issues where Python reconstructed
C structure may not be the same as the original C structure:
  . if user explicitly use "__attribute__ ((align))" to alter
    field alignment and such information is not passed to
    Python.
  . the "__int128" type is a u64[2] array in python.
    So in C, __int128 needs to align on 16 bytes boundary, and
    in Python, it aligns with 8 bytes boundary.

To solve this issue, this patch provided the structure
with added padding fields to Python. For example,
  struct {
    char a;
    __int128 b;
  };
Python will receive
  struct {
    char a;
    char __pad_1[15];
    __int128 b;
  };
Signed-off-by: Yonghong Song <yhs@fb.com>