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/* feel free to comment some of these out to reduce code size */ |
/* feel free to comment some of these out to reduce code size */ |
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/* On i386, BSD socket syscalls have traditionally been implemented via |
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* a multiplexing syscall called "socketcall". But somewhere in the 3.x |
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* cycle, Linux got real syscalls for socket(), accept() etc, and now |
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* it would make sense to use those syscalls instead, if only to make |
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* seccomp sandboxes more platform agnostic. However, if you plan on |
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* running your program on an ancient kernel, you need the socketcall |
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* version instead. */ |
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#define WANT_I386_SOCKETCALL |
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#define WANT_FLOATING_POINT_IN_PRINTF |
#define WANT_FLOATING_POINT_IN_PRINTF |
#define WANT_FLOATING_POINT_IN_SCANF |
#define WANT_FLOATING_POINT_IN_SCANF |
#define WANT_CHARACTER_CLASSES_IN_SCANF |
#define WANT_CHARACTER_CLASSES_IN_SCANF |