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I'm trying to write a macro to use in place of a catch clause in order to
save myself 18 lines of code wherever I need the catch clause.  The macro is
defined as:

#define AMF_BaseC_CATCH_EXCEPTION(Severity)
(                                    \
   catch (AMF_AF_ExceptionC& amfException)
\

{                                                                          \
      amfException.SetType(Severity);
\
      sm_ErrorHandler->ReportException(amfException);
\
      }
\
   catch (runtime_error& e)
\

{                                                                          \
      AMF_AF_ExceptionC amfException(e);
\
      amfException.SetType(Severity);
\
      sm_ErrorHandler->ReportException(amfException);
\
      }
\
   catch (...)
\

{                                                                          \
      AMF_AF_ExceptionC amfException(Severity,
\
                                     "Caught an unspecified
AMF_AF_ExceptionC!", \
                                     __FILE__, m_tClassName.c_str(),
__FUNC__);  \
      sm_ErrorHandler->ReportException(amfException);
\
      } )

I get a compoile error that says a "catch clause" was expected.

Can I not use a macro here?

Thanks.