= panic: abandon hope void panic(char *fmt, ...)Panic writes a message to the console and causes the systemto give up the ghost. It enables interrupts, dumps the ker‐nel stack, and halts the current processor; if more than one,others will gradually come to a halt. Depending on configu‐ration settings, the platform-dependent exit might reboot thesystem. The format fmt and associated arguments are the sameas those for print(10.2). Panic adds a prefix and a trailingnewline.
= panic: abandon hope
void panic(char *fmt, ...)
Panic writes a message to the console and causes the system
to give up the ghost. It enables interrupts, dumps the ker‐
nel stack, and halts the current processor; if more than one,
others will gradually come to a halt. Depending on configu‐
ration settings, the platform-dependent exit might reboot the
system. The format fmt and associated arguments are the same
as those for print(10.2). Panic adds a prefix and a trailing
newline.