Semantic Issues: ISO C++11 does not allow conversion from string literal to 'char *'

[esaruoho]

seeing these Semantic Issues when trying to compile with Xcode:

• ColorSet.h
• CUI_Songconfig.cpp
• CUI_Sysconfig.cpp
• CUI_Config.cpp
• CUI_PeParms.cpp
• CUI_Patterneditor.cpp
• CUI_Arpeggioeditor.cpp
• CUI_SongMessage.cpp
• CUI_About.cpp
• conf.cpp
• CUI_RUSure.cpp
• main.cpp
• CUI_Loadscreen.cpp
• import_export.cpp
• CUI_SongDuration.cpp
• UserInterface.cpp
• CUI_PEVol.cpp
• ztfile-io.cpp
• CUI_Playsong.cpp
• edit_cols.cpp
• CUI_SaveMsg.cpp
• CUI_Help.cpp
• skins.cpp
• CUI_InstEditor.cpp
• CUI_Midimacroeditor.cpp
• CUI_NewSong.cpp
• CUI_Savescreen.cpp
• CUI_LoadMsg.cpp
• [ ]

[uucidl]

To fix this is tedious but usually easy, you wouldchange the char* into char const*

[esaruoho]

@uucidl
So Background -> Background const* ?

[uucidl]

That sounds incorrect. Typically the conversion error mentionned in the title would happen in situation like these:

a = "hello, world";

with a being either declared as char* a somewhere, which you would have to change to char const*

[uucidl]

an example is what was committed here: b3dd78d

[esaruoho]

@uucidl i tried this:
int load(const char *file) {
and got this:

[uucidl]

It's a chain reaction, of which you started the first step: it now requires conf::load to also take a const char*

[uucidl]

it seems there's a lot of these string variables to fix there, it's going to be tedious