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Old 08-13-2013
It looks like bartus11 has mostly answered your question. It is an sccs (Source Code Control System) ID comment. In this case it says that this script is version 1.11 and was last updated on November 29, 1989. The SMI is for Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Once upon a time, every file that was part of a Solaris system distribution that had a place where a comment could be included contained a line like this. Binary files also contained data like this. You can use the what utility to extract this information from any file that contained the @(#) sccs ID introducer.
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smi_event

smi_event(3)						SMI Management Information Library					      smi_event(3)

NAME

       smiGetEvent, smiGetFirstEvent, smiGetNextEvent - SMI identity information routines

SYNOPSIS

       #include <smi.h>

       smiGetEvent(SmiClass *smiClassPtr,char*"name);

       smiGetFirstEvent(SmiClass *smiClassPtr);

       smiGetNextEvent(SmiEvent *smiEventPtr);

       typedef struct SmiEvent {
	   SmiIdentifier       name;
	   SmiDecl	       decl;
	   SmiStatus	       status;
	   char 	       *description;
	   char 	       *reference;
       } SmiEvent;

DESCRIPTION

       These functions retrieve information on a SMIng event definition (SMIng).

       smiGetEvent(SmiClass  *smiClassPtr,  char  *name)  returns  a  pointer  to  struct  SmiEvent for the event with the given name in the given
       class(smiClassPtr), or NULL if the event with the given name does not exist

       smiGetFirstEvent(SmiClass *smiClassPtr) and smiGetNextEvent(SmiEvent *smiEventPtr) are used to iterate through  the  events  of	the  class
       given  by  smiClassPtr. They return a pointer to struct SmiEvent that represents an event or NULL if there are no events left in the class,
       or error has occurred.

FILES

       ${prefix}/include/smi.h	  SMI library header file

SEE ALSO

       libsmi(3), smi_module(3), smi_class(3), smi.h

AUTHOR

       (C) 2007 Kaloyan Kanev, Jacobs University, Germany <k.kanev@jacobs-university.de>

								 February 10, 2007						      smi_event(3)