def main_real(usercode, netobj, options):
    '''
    Entrypoint function for non-test ("real") mode.  At this point
    we assume that we are running as root and have pcap module.
    '''
    usercode_entry_point = import_or_die(usercode, ('main', 'switchy_main'))
    if options.dryrun:
        log_info("Imported your code successfully.  Exiting dry run.")
        netobj.shutdown()
        return

    try:
        _start_usercode(usercode_entry_point, netobj, options.codearg)
    except Exception as e:
        import traceback

        log_failure("Exception while running your code: {}".format(e))
        message = '''{0}

This is the Switchyard equivalent of the blue screen of death.
Here (repeating what's above) is the failure that occurred:
'''.format('*'*60, textwrap.fill(str(e), 60))
        with red():
            print(message)
            traceback.print_exc(1)
            print('*'*60)

        if options.nohandle:
            raise 
            
        if not options.nopdb:
            print('''
I'm throwing you into the Python debugger (pdb) at the point of failure.
If you don't want pdb, use the --nopdb flag to avoid this fate.
''')
            import pdb
            pdb.post_mortem()
    else:
        netobj.shutdown()
Entrypoint function for non-test ("real") mode.  At this point
    we assume that we are running as root and have pcap module.