vasqFork now converts the pid_t to a long instead of an int when logging

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@@ -89,11 +89,11 @@ vasqLoggerDataProcessor is defined by
     typedef void (*vasqLoggerDataProcessor)(void*, size_t, vasqLogLevel_t, char**, size_t*);
 
 When the logger encounters a %x in the format string, it will call the processor (if it isn't NULL) with
-user_data as the first argument, an index as the second, and the log level as the third.  The index is a 0-up
-counter of which %x in the format string is being handled.  The fourth and fifth arguments will be pointers
-to the destination and remaining size and function as in vasqIncSnprintf.  The processor is responsible for
-adjusting these two values (recall that the terminator is not included in the calculation).  The processor
-can write a terminator at the end but it is not necessary.
+user_data as the first argument, an index as the second, and the log level as the third.  The index will be a
+0-up counter of which %x in the format string is being handled.  The fourth and fifth arguments will be
+pointers to the destination and remaining size and function as in vasqIncSnprintf.  The processor is
+responsible for adjusting these two values (recall that the terminator is not included in the calculation).
+The processor can write a terminator at the end but it is not necessary.
 
 Here is an example of creation and use of a logger.
 

source/logger.c

@@ -405,7 +405,7 @@ vasqFork(const vasqLogger *logger, const char *file_name, const char *function_n
 
     default:
         vasqLogStatement(logger, VASQ_LL_DEBUG, file_name, function_name, line_no,
-                         "Child process started (PID = %i)", child);
+                         "Child process started (PID = %li)", (long)child);
         break;
     }