fault_util.h File Reference

Macros
#define	__BEGIN_DECLS
#define	__END_DECLS
#define	OC_PANIC(is_fatal, body)
	Report an unexpected nasty error that should not happen. More...

Functions
void	debug_print_backtrace (int dbg_level)
__BEGIN_DECLS void	openchange_abort (bool is_fatal)

Macro Definition Documentation

__BEGIN_DECLS

#define __BEGIN_DECLS

__END_DECLS

#define __END_DECLS

OC_PANIC

#define OC_PANIC	(		is_fatal,
			body
	)

Value:

        fprintf(stderr,"\n"); \
        fprintf(stderr, "OPENCHANGE INTERNAL ERROR: pid %d\n", (int)getpid()); \
        fprintf(stderr, body); \
        fflush(stderr); \
        openchange_abort(is_fatal);

Report an unexpected nasty error that should not happen.

It will print information about the error and if is_fatal is true abort() will be called.

DEBUG macro will not be used to print a report with the following format:

==================================
OPENCHANGE INTERNAL ERROR: pid 123
Message about the error....
==================================
Version Samba: 1.2.3
Version OpenChange: 1.2.3
==================================
BACKTRACE:
    ....
    ....
    ....
==================================

Parameters

[in]	is_fatal	Boolean to indicate the error is fatal. If it is true abort() will be called, false will have no effect.
[in]	body	Text to print out using DEBUG(0, body) macro.

Examples:

OC_PANIC(false, ("Unexpected error, input parameter (`%s`) was wrong", parameter));
 
OC_PANIC(true, ("THIS WILL NEVER HAPPEN, THE END IS NEAR"));

See also

DEBUG()

Function Documentation

debug_print_backtrace()

void debug_print_backtrace

(

int

dbg_level

)

print a backtrace (not using DEBUG() macro).

Referenced by openchange_abort().

openchange_abort()

__BEGIN_DECLS void openchange_abort

(

bool

is_fatal

)

Handle Openchange calls. Depending on configuration and severity it may really abort() or just skip it

References debug_print_backtrace().