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- Subject: Re: help with Random class
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- From: fsb@sparc.vitro.com (Steve Brailsford)
- Date: 4 Sep 92 14:57:27 GMT
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- fsb@sparc.vitro.com (Steve Brailsford) writes:
-
- >I see there is some kind of random number generator class
- >in g++ lib. Can someone give me an example on how to use it?
- >It'd like say a random number between 10 and 20. I think there
- >is a way to get it to do that, but haven't figured out how.
- >I wish there were some examples in the comments or something.
- >Man pages would be nice too. :-)
-
- To answer my own question, I have found some examples in the
- libg++ test directory. The one in particular that applies here is
- tRandom.cc
- I see now it needs a distribution function and what functions are
- available. Pretty neat. These classes still need man pages. :-)
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