How do I retrieve the type of the base class in C++?

For this particular project, I am not able to use C++11 features (e.g. decltype) because the compiler does not yet support them. I need to be able to provide the current class as a template parameter, preferably within a macro without an argument (see below), without dressing up the class declaration or hiding curly braces, etc.

class Foo: private Bar<Foo> {
   MAGIC //expands to using Bar<Foo>::Baz; and some others
   public:
      void otherFunction();
      //... the rest of the class
};

Ideally, I'd like this to work very much like Qt's Q_OBJECT macro, but without introducing another pre-compile step and associated generated classes. typeid might be useful at runtime, but my goal is to accomplish all of this at build.

How do I write the MAGIC macro so that I don't need to repeat the class name each time?