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Subject: Re: compiling -current with -Dlint
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>>  
>> Id strings should be declared as const and possibly as __unused, and
>> possibly in a macro so that the details can be changed.
>> 
>
>I have been able to get rid of the offending warning without
>-Dlint by using a declaration like:
>
>	static char const sccsid[] = "...";

How about hacking the C compiler so it doesn't emit unused variable
warnings about static variables called "sccsid" or "rcsid"?  It's a
two-line change.
									++sja