Message        <Context> , there is no room for the terminating
                '\0'.  Standard C allows this, but C++ does not.

 Description    This declaration initializes an object to a strict
                literal.  Although the object is large enough to hold
                the characters in the literal, it is not large enough
                to hold the terminating null character.  This might
                not have been what you intended.  This practice is
                also not valid in C++.

 User Action    Increase the size of the object, or reduce the size
                of the initializer.