On Tue, 2 Dec 1997, StormeRider wrote:
>interpreter.c:1537: warning: passing arg 1 of `interpret_colors' discards
>`const' from pointer target type
>
>char *interpret_colors(char *, bool);
You're passing a constant string as a non-constant string. Change the
function to accept (const char *, bool) and you should be ok. If you see
"assignment to read-only location" after that change then the function
needs to change the variable and you either have to make the string
non-constant or fix the function to use a temporary copy of the string.
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