It takes a positive integer constant (the expected value) and
another positive integer, usually compile-time evaluated,
e.g. CTASSERT_EQUAL(FOO_EXPECTED_SIZE, sizeof (struct foo));
While the classic CTASSERT() gives:
error: size of array '__assert60' is negative
this gives you:
In function '__ctassert_equal_at_line_60':
warning: '__expected_42_but_got[464ul]' is used uninitialized in this function
and you can directly see the difference in the expected and the
real value.
CTASSERT_EQUAL() needs special compile time options to trigger
thus keep it locally to this header. If it proves to be of general
interest it can be moved to systm.h.
Submitted by: jmallett
Reviewed by: sam, warner, rwatson, jmallett (earlier versions)
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