To avoid complexity, below is a minimal example. For some reason, I have to pass normal object as const to some method and use it as such:

#include<iostream>
#define CALL(OBJECT, METHOD) \
    const_cast<std::remove_const_t<std::remove_reference_t<decltype(OBJECT)>>&>(OBJECT).METHOD()

struct X { void foo () { std::cout << "X::foo()\n"; } };
int main ()
{
  const X x;
  CALL(x,foo);
}

Above code compiles fine for g++ & clang++. However with MSVC compiler it results in below error:

Left of .foo() must have a class/struct/union

Is this a compiler bug? What can be a workaround fix within that macro?