I have placed this macro into my BEGIN_DDX_MAP, selected compile on my
cpp file and BAM:
error C2065: 'DDX_Int' : undeclared identifier

I want to {*filter*} the compiler, IT IS DEFINED.  It is defined in the
exact same file as the DDX_INT macro!  The compiler obviously
understands what the DDX_INT macro resolves to because it knows that
it has a DDX_Int function call inside it.  So it's obviously reading
the "AtlDdx.h" header, so why isn't it defining that function?

It's a big file so it's possible there's an #ifdef / #ifndef blocking
the compiling of this function but geeze!  This is driving me
absolutely nuts.  I hate it when people design headerfiles that
require some sort of voodoo to work.

Does anyone know what I need to do to get this to work properly?

Thanks

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