FSH_INTERR - Signal an internal error

Purpose   

This function signals an internal error. 

Calling Sequence   

void far pascal FSH_INTERR(pMsg, cbMsg)

char far * pMsg;
unsigned short cbMsg;

Where   

pMsg is a pointer to the message text. 

cbMsg is the length of the message text. 
  

Returns   

There are no error returns. 

Remarks   

For reliability, if an FSD detects an internal inconsistency during normal 
operation, the FSD shuts down the system as a whole. This is the safest 
thing to do since it is not clear if the system as a whole is in a state 
that allows normal execution to continue. 

When an FSD calls FSH_INTERR, the address of the caller and the supplied 
message is displayed on the console. The system then halts. 

The code used to display the message is primitive. The message should 
contain ASCII characters in the range 0x20-0x7E, optionally with 0x0D and 
0x0A to break the text into multiple lines. 

The FSD must preface all such messages with the name of the file system. 

The maximum message length is 512 characters. Messages longer than this 
are truncated. 

Note:   OS/2 does not validate input parameters. An FSD, therefore, should 
call FSH_PROBEBUF where appropriate.