panic¶
Panic handling framework.
A ‘panic’ is raised by the EOS SDK to signal a programming error on behalf of the SDK user. A regular ‘assert’ is used by the SDK to signal an Arista error which should be reported for correction.
Panics occur under a number of conditions, such as an invalid string format for an IP address when using ip_addr_t’s constructor to checks of incompatible type attributes during manager calls. The panic exception passed to the exception_handler_t callback describes the fault condition observed.
During a panic call, any panic handler set with exception_handler_is is called with the message, and then the panic message is also written to stderr and a SIGABRT raised. The SIGABRT will also cause a stack trace to be dumped.
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namespace eos
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typedef void(* exception_handler_t)(error const &exception)
- The exception handler callback definition. - Parameters
- exception-- The exception that needs to be handled. 
 
 
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void panic(error const & exception)
- Reports an exception from the SDK. Internal errors and programming errors are reported via subclasses of exception. See eos/exception.h for possible exceptions. 
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void panic(char const * fmt, ...)
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void vpanic(char const * fmt, va_list ap)
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void exception_handler_is(exception_handler_t)
- Sets a custom panic handler. - Parameters
- exception_handler_t-- An exception handler callback 
 
 
 
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typedef void(*