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Subject: Re: 64-Bit random numbers

Author: Dan Andersson

Date: 12:05:09 10/28/03

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 What quality pseudo-random numbers do you want? For the paranoid there is the
Mersenne Twister algorithm: http://www.math.keio.ac.jp/~matumoto/emt.html Or a
more informative site: http://random.mat.sbg.ac.at/
 Or if you want 'true' random numbers: http://www.random.org/

MvH Dan Andersson

• Re: 64-Bit random numbers Dan Andersson 12:46:27 10/28/03
  • Re: 64-Bit random numbers (getting rather off topic) Dieter Buerssner 13:16:53 10/28/03
    • Source code for very good 64 bits generator for hashing Vincent Diepeveen 17:58:57 10/28/03
      • Re: Source code for very good 64 bits generator for hashing Vincent Diepeveen 18:01:26 10/28/03
    • Re: 64-Bit random numbers (getting rather off topic) Dan Andersson 13:31:45 10/28/03
      • Re: 64-Bit random numbers (getting rather off topic) Dieter Buerssner 13:48:58 10/28/03
        • Re: 64-Bit random numbers (getting rather off topic) Dan Andersson 14:08:52 10/28/03
          • Re: 64-Bit random numbers (getting rather off topic) Georg v. Zimmermann 14:49:40 10/28/03
            • Re: 64-Bit random numbers (getting rather off topic) Dan Andersson 15:26:37 10/28/03

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