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• File src/printf.c — part of check-in [06d4751a44] at 2018-07-15 18:31:46 on branch trunk — Improvements to error logging. Only log fossil_panic() calls, not fossil_fatal() calls. (user: drh size: 37391)

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• File src/printf.c — part of check-in [3f5ab71744] at 2018-07-15 19:56:20 on branch trunk — Clarify the difference between fossil_fatal() and fossil_panic(). The fossil_panic() interface puts a message on the error log when generating webpages. Otherwise the two routines are identical. Convert some fossil_fatal() calls into fossil_panic() where appropriate. The goal here is to limit messages on the error log to things that require attention from the system administrator, or represent bugs. (user: drh size: 37727) [more...]

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  }
  return rc;
}

/*
** Print an error message, rollback all databases, and quit.  These
** routines never return.






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** Use fossil_fatal() for malformed inputs that should be reported back
** to the user, but which do not represent a configuration problem or bug.
**
** Use fossil_panic() for any kind of error that should be brought to the
** attention of the system administrator.
*/

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  }
  return rc;
}

/*
** Print an error message, rollback all databases, and quit.  These
** routines never return.
**
** The only different between fossil_fatal() and fossil_panic() is that
** fossil_panic() makes an entry in the error log whereas fossil_fatal()
** does not.  If there is not error log, then both routines work the
** same.  Hence, the routines are interchangable for commands and only
** make a difference with processing web pages.
**
** Use fossil_fatal() for malformed inputs that should be reported back
** to the user, but which do not represent a configuration problem or bug.
**
** Use fossil_panic() for any kind of error that should be brought to the
** attention of the system administrator.
*/