Length of Strings in an Arrray (at compile-time)

How do I find the length of strings within an array at compile time?

The following is not safe:

const char* MyStrings[] =
{
    "one",
    "two",
    "three",
    "end marker"
}

#define StringLength(index) MyStrings[index+1] - MyStrings[index]

Since the strings may not be placed consecutively, or in order, within
memory.

Also

#define String1 "one"
#define String2 "two"
#define String3 "three"

const char* MyStrings[] =
{
    String1,
    String2,
    String3
}

int StringLengths[] =
{
    size(String1),
    size(String2),
    size(String3)
}
is a bit too cumbersome.

Any better suggestions?

Cheers,
Paul.
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