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#ifdef	DIAGNOSTIC

In some mail I received from KATO Takenori, sie wrote
> 
> I cannot object against both opinions.
> 
> Kernel hackers may prefer panic to inter-process hang because panic
> and stack trace could help to find problems.  Most users may prefer
> inter-process hang to panic because they can obtain a chance to sync
> filesystems.
> 
> I think that we should chose one of them as the case may be.

#endif