Compile with
$ cd src/
$ make target-architecture

Run with
$ mpiexec -n processes ./tripslicer target-list.txt [wordlists...]

The files with targets should have one tripcode per line.

This program is only fit to execute on homogeneous parallel systems, as the
keyspace is statically divided into as-equal-as-possible sized chunks.

Currently the program only checks tripcodes that consists of alpha-numerical
characters, to change this change the CHARSET macro in tripslicer.c and
recompile.

No communication happen between the processes, every process writes cracked
tripcodes to their stdout, in the future it would be preferable to have a
system that was capable of communicating cracked tripcodes between the
processes efficiently. This however requires non-regular all-to-all
communcation and is probably non-trivial to implement in an efficient manner.

Sample output looks like this,
74 65 61 00 00 00 00 00 => WokonZwxw2 (tea)

At the beginning are the eight bytes that is used as the key for the tripcode,
then an arrow, then tripcode itself and then inside of parenthesis is the key
interpreted as a C string.