2.11BSD#431 - /usr/ingres/source/gutil/syserr.c

   1: /*
   2: **  SYSERR -- SYStem ERRor message print and abort
   3: **
   4: **	Syserr acts like a printf with up to five arguments.
   5: **
   6: **	If the first argument to syserr is not zero,
   7: **	the message "SYSERR:" is prepended.
   8: **
   9: **	If the extern variable `Proc_name' is assigned to a
  10: **	string, that string is prepended to the message.
  11: **
  12: **	All arguments must be null-terminated.
  13: **
  14: **	The function pointed to by `Exitfn' is then called.
  15: **	It is initialized to be `exit'.
  16: */
  17: 
  18: char    *Proc_name;
  19: int Accerror;
  20: extern  exit();
  21: int (*Exitfn)() =   &exit;
  22: 
  23: syserr(pv)
  24: char    *pv;
  25: {
  26:     int     pid;
  27:     register char   **p;
  28:     extern int  errno;
  29:     register int    usererr;
  30:     register int    exitvalue;
  31: 
  32:     p = &pv;
  33:     printf("\n");
  34:     usererr = pv == 0;
  35: 
  36:     if (!usererr)
  37:     {
  38:         if (Proc_name)
  39:             printf("%s ", Proc_name);
  40:         printf("\007SYSERR: ");
  41:     }
  42:     else
  43:         p++;
  44:     printf(p[0], p[1], p[2], p[3], p[4], p[5]);
  45:     printf("\007\n");
  46:     exitvalue = -1;
  47:     if (!usererr)
  48:     {
  49:         if (errno)
  50:         {
  51:             exitvalue = errno;
  52:             printf("\tUNIX error %d\n", exitvalue);
  53:         }
  54:         if (Accerror != 0)
  55:         {
  56:             printf("\taccess method error %d\n", Accerror);
  57:         }
  58:     }
  59:     flush();
  60:     (*Exitfn)(exitvalue);
  61: }

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