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You can have nested exception handlers. First one invoked is the one
closest to the exception area.
Something like this ought to do what you're after:

#pragma exception_handler(RetryIns,0,_C1_ALL,_C2_ALL)
#pragma exception_handler(MCH2401err, 0, 0, _C2_MH_EXCAPE, _CTLA_HANDLE,
"MCH2401")

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-----Original Message-----
Subject: [C400-L] Multiple exception handlers same code

Hi,
I need to know the proper way to code #pragma exception_handler for
multiple errors over the same piece of code.

#pragma exception_handler(RetryIns, ca, _C1_ALL, _C2_ALL, _CTLA_HANDLE)
#pragma exception_handler(MCH2401err, 0, _C1_ALL, _C2_ALL,
_CTLA_HANDLE, "MCH2401")


I need to monitor for a MCH2401 error and goto MCH2401err label error
handler code. I need to branch to another label location if any other
error occurs.

Can I use nested exception_handlers? If so which comes first or should I
set up a generic handler and check the message ID in the generic handler?

I really do not want to handle the error in a separate function.

Spencer



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