Types pid_t and int are not always the same. #1411
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Jul 26, 2020
include/CppUTest/CppUTestConfig.h
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| #define PID_T _cpputest_pid_t |
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Isn't typedef a better choice here? #define can be harmful at many places.
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We get build error when pid_t is not equal to int.
e.g on solaris when building 32bit version of cpputest pid_t is typedef to long.