this is some lossage with the compiler from what i remember from
looking at it recently.  this should be fixed.
   

   char sccs[] =     "@(#)NetBSD 1.3I (CYNIC) #1: Sun Jan 31 18:29:53 PST 1999\n    cjs@cynic.cynic.net:/usr2/netbsd/build/current/sys/CYNIC\n";
   char *version = sccs+4;
   
   I'll commit the change to make newvers.sh to do this if there are
   no objections.


i like this even if the compiler wasn't fixed -- it just seems like
a far saner approach to this that does not depend on structure padding
like the old \0, \0, \0, \0, @, (, #, ) that we had in sccs[].  as i
recall it, the for nuls were added to make what(1) work on the sparc.


on a related note:  i hate how ipfilter's sccsids turn up :-(