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- Random
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- Version 2.0
- 1992 May 29
-
- Written by Gregor N. Purdy
- gregor@umich.edu
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- Copyright (C) 1991, 1992 Contemporary Design Studios.
- All rights reserved.
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- THIS WORK IS DISTRIBUTED AS IS, WITH NO WARANTEE OR GUARANTEE EXPRESSED OR
- IMPLIED IN ANY RESPECT. THE AUTHOR IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER
- DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY RELATED TO THE USAGE OF THIS WORK.
-
- That said, I do welcome comments, suggestions, and bug reports. I want to
- use this in some of my own projects, so I'm very interested in making sure
- it works correctly. Feel free to drop me an email or letter with your
- comments.
-
- This work is distributed as FreeWare. Previous versions were further
- restricted under the GNU Public License, version 1. This version is no
- longer so restricted.
-
- This version of the Random class may be used by anyone, anywhere, for
- anything, with the following conditions:
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- (i) The usage must not be illegal in any way.
- (ii) You must credit Contemporary Design Studios and
- Gregor N. Purdy and include the copyright information at
- the top of this document in your documentation and in your
- "Info Panel," if any, if your work is ever used by anyone
- other than yourself.
- (iii) Contemporary Design Studios and Gregor N. Purdy retain the
- right to make improvements to this work and to change the
- distribution conditions and terms in future versions.
- (iv) You may NOT in any way change the Random class and
- redistribute it, even under a new name, but you MAY, and in
- fact are encouraged to, report bugs and make suggestions for
- enhancements to Contemporary Design Studios and
- Gregor N. Purdy.
- (iv) You MAY make subclasses of Random that do whatever you want.
- Of course, these subclasses will be governed by your own
- rules, but the Random class will still be governed by these
- rules.
- (v) You MAY distribute the source code of the Random class with
- your work, but all the documentation for Random, including
- this notice, must be distributed with it. Nobody should ever
- see the source code to the Random class without also seeing
- these documentation files, so they can use it, too.
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