Bit count : preprocessor magic vs modern C++

Suppose that I want to create a compile time constructed bit count lookup table for 64bit integers. The only way I know to do this is the following code:

#define B4(n) n, n + 1, n + 1, n + 2
#define B6(n)   B4(n),   B4(n + 1),   B4(n + 1),  B4(n + 2)  
#define B8(n)   B6(n),   B6(n + 1),   B6(n + 1),  B6(n + 2)
#define B10(n)  B8(n),   B8(n + 1),   B8(n + 1),  B8(n + 2)
#define B12(n)  B10(n),  B10(n + 1),  B10(n + 1), B10(n + 2)
#define B14(n)  B12(n),  B12(n + 1),  B12(n + 1), B12(n + 2)
#define B16(n)  B14(n),  B14(n + 1),  B14(n + 1), B14(n + 2)
#define COUNT_BITS B16(0), B16(1), B16(1), B16(2)

unsigned int lookup[65536] = { COUNT_BITS };

Is there a modern (C++11/14) way to obtain the same result?