Yep.  Trying to get AI to churn out the large majority of the code.

If most of your errors are undeclared identifiers, that's usually because it's
trying to supply a name for the output of a macro, like in c++.

I usually just declare a dummy identifier of that type, but I'm assuming that
you can just delete that identifier from the macro call.

I'll try to get it to stop doing that.

However, I figure that it will at least give people good ideas for creating a
properly coded macro, which makes for a fast entry point for a solution.

- BE

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