Use #define instead of const int to avoid issues with some compilers It's not strictly kosher in older C specs to use a "const int" to define an array. For improved portability, switch several "const int" constants to "#define" constants to avoid such problems. Thanks to Erik G <erik@6809.org> for pointing this out.

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