Pass String Array to DLL

Hi,
I m trying to pass a String Array to a DLL, but I can't found the type for the "Char *heihei[ ]"
Here I attached the screenshot here. Hopefully some expert here can help me to solve out this thing. Thanks a lot in advance.
DLL input:
int __stdcall RunDLLUI (char * pszMainPath, char * pszFileName, int * nArrayErrorRow, char * pszArrayErrorCol[], int nNumOfErrors, int nOffsetError);
Please refer to the pictures attached. Thanks again for your time.
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