Fixed some conversion errors

[EMG60]

Fixed some conversion errors

[tuffnatty]

Hi @EMG60,

1. Your ChangeLog entry mentions nonexistent paths.
2. It's not clear what you're trying to fix and on what platform, the strict CI builds don't produce any warnings in these places. I generally support fixing my code (contrib/hbsqlit3/core.c), but I would probably introduce an extra variable instead of repeating const char * twice, and I would like to be able to reproduce the warning/error here, which our CI builds do not show at the moment.
3. Also, my experience tells me that adding a commit including both core and contrib changes, or two different contribs, should be discouraged as the Git history is harder to grok then, and cherry-picking individual changes is harder. Yours are separate commits, but would have to be squash-merged by a committer, if one decides to merge them.

[EMG60]

1. Sorry, only a typo: contrib/hbsqlit3/core.c
2. I get the conversion errors using Microsoft C++ 2022 32-bit
3. Do you want me to split the two commits? I can do it, no problem. Please confirm.

[EMG60]

Please note: they are errors which prevent building Harbour with Microsoft C++ 2022.

[EMG60]

1. Sorry, only a typo: contrib/hbsqlit3/core.c

Fixed.

[EMG60]

This is a reduced sample of the problem:

void test( const unsigned char *p ) { ( void ) p; }

int main() { const unsigned char *p = 1;

test( p );

return 0;

}

[EMG60]

Please, let me know what I have to do to get my pull request committed,

[EMG60]

This is the error I get with MSC32 and current repository:

..\contrib\hbssl\rsa.c(117): error C2664: 'int RSA_public_encrypt(int,const unsigned char ,unsigned char ,RSA ,int)': cannot convert argument 2 from 'void ' to 'const unsigned char ' ..\contrib\hbssl\rsa.c(117): note: Conversion from 'void' to pointer to non-'void' requires an explicit cast e:\hrbbld\openssl\x86\include\openssl/rsa.h(288): note: see declaration of 'RSA_public_encrypt' (compiling source file ..\contrib\hbssl\rsa.c)

[EMG60]

Many thanks to Przemek for the fixes! They are working fine here!