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155 instead throw C++ exceptions, one can use `CHKERRCXX(func)`, which catches the exceptions156 in *func* and then calls `SETERRQ()`. The macro `CHKERRCXX(func)` is given by159 :end-at: '#define CHKERRCXX'161 :start-at: '#define CHKERRCXX'
1241 #define CHKERRCXX(...) PetscCallCXX(__VA_ARGS__) macro
47 - Add `CHKERRCXX()` to catch C++ exceptions and return a PETSc error code
70 …`, `CHKERRMPI()`, `CHKERRABORT()`, `CHKERRCONTINUE()`, `CHKERRXX()`, and `CHKERRCXX()` respectively