I've done that, usually I will put an undef after so that the macro's scope is limited. As far as macro's go, that is not so bad and generating the exact same

I've done that, usually I will put an undef after so that the macro's scope is limited. As far as macro's go, that is not so bad and generating the exact same code over and over is asking for errors too. Not sure of how else to do something like that, but I could be ignorant.