Unable to pass macro definition to base class

Base class is not able to view the macros defined in the derived class on the creation of derived class object. [C++14]

Base.HPP

 class Base {
          public:
            Base() {
               #ifndef SKIP
               std::cout << "Bing" << std::endl;
               #endif
             }
    };

File : Derived.HPP

#define SKIP
class Derived : public Base {
   public:
   Derived() {}
};

So, whenever I create the object of Derived class I expected not to see the "Bing" in the output terminal since I have defined the macro "SKIP".

But this does not happens. It seems Base class is clueless about the definition of macro "SKIP". Is there a way to do it or this is not possible to do it without compiling the code with -DSKIP flag?