How do I temporarily disable a macro expansion in C/C++?

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In MSVC you could use push_macro pragma, GCC supports it for compatibility with Microsoft Windows compilers.

#pragma push_macro("MACRONAME")
#undef MACRONAME

// some actions

#pragma pop_macro("MACRONAME")

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