The function break-on-unresolved-functions produces break-on-entry code for all currently undefined but referenced (that is, unresolved) foreign symbols, so that if an undefined foreign function is called from within the foreign code, a Lisp error will occur. Break-on-entry code will also be produced for any new unresolved symbols loaded later in your Lisp session.
The special variable foreign:*break-on-unresolved-functions* will, when set to non-nil, produce break-on-entry code for all new unresolved symbols that are loaded, but won't do so for symbols already loaded. By default this variable is set to nil.
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