Define *HEADER constants as string pointers, not arrays

Signed-off-by: Alan Coopersmith <alan.coopersmith@oracle.com>

2 files changed, 5 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/print11.c b/print11.c
index e7da143..36b335f 100644
--- a/print11.c
+++ b/print11.c
@@ -179,10 +179,10 @@ PrintSuccessfulSetUpReply(const unsigned char *buf)
 /*								*/
 /* ************************************************************ */
 
-const char REQUESTHEADER[] = "............REQUEST";
-const char EVENTHEADER[] = "..............EVENT";
-const char ERRORHEADER[] = "..............ERROR";
-const char REPLYHEADER[] = "..............REPLY";
+const char *REQUESTHEADER = "............REQUEST";
+const char *EVENTHEADER   = "..............EVENT";
+const char *ERRORHEADER   = "..............ERROR";
+const char *REPLYHEADER   = "..............REPLY";
 
 
 /* ************************************************************ */
diff --git a/x11.h b/x11.h
index ec4760b..4fba039 100644
--- a/x11.h
+++ b/x11.h
@@ -552,7 +552,7 @@ extern long PrintListSTR(const unsigned char *buf, long number,
 
 extern long pad(long n);
 
-extern const char REQUESTHEADER[], EVENTHEADER[], ERRORHEADER[], REPLYHEADER[];
+extern const char *REQUESTHEADER, *EVENTHEADER, *ERRORHEADER, *REPLYHEADER;
 
 #define GC_function		0x00000001L
 #define GC_plane_mask		0x00000002L