For very specific reasons, I have an enum of this kind:

```
typedef enum RSGameType
{
    RSGameTypeUnknown = 0,
    RSGameType1v1 = '1v1',
    RSGameType2v2 = '2v2',
    RSGameType3v3 = '3v3',
    RSGameType4v4 = '4v4',
    RSGameTypeCustom = 'Cust'
} RSGameType;

```

However, Clang warns me about 'multi-character constants' on each item except 'Cust' (because it's a 4-character constant I suppose).

Is there a right way to shut up these warnings, aside from using the numeric equivalent? Prepending a null (`'\x001v1'`) has no effect, though appending one works (but that's undesirable since the values aren't accurate anymore).