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Defining macro isRunning by #define isRunning() something == something_else has its problems. Elsewhere in the code, there is ``` if(!isRunning()) ``` which expands to `!something == something_else`, not what you would probably mean. I have found this due to a gcc warning.

Defining macro isRunning by #define isRunning() something == something_else has its problems. Elsewhere in the code, there is ``` if(!isRunning()) ``` which expands to `!something == something_else`, not what you would probably mean. I have found this due to a gcc warning.

Defining macro isRunning by #define isRunning() something == something_else has its problems. Elsewhere in the code, there is ``` if(!isRunning()) ``` which expands to `!something == something_else`, not what you would probably mean. I have found this due to a gcc warning.