From: ah897 AT detroit DOT freenet DOT org (Heathen)
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Subject: Re: Random numbers...
Date: 20 Aug 1997 12:59:38 GMT
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In article <5telqi$1ue$1 AT news DOT kode DOT net>, ah897 AT detroit DOT freenet DOT org says...
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>In article <01bcaa71$4c08c200$0d5e4ec2 AT xyy>, xyy AT infonie DOT be says...
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>>Hi!
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>>I still can't obtain truly random numbers with the srand(), random(), and
>>rand() functions, because, whatever the seed number i put in srand(), it is
>>_always the same results.
>>


In my Previous Post I demonstrated PSEUDO - CODE for a RANDOM Numbers Generator.
Here's the actual code.  You can cut paste it and it'll run in Borland or DJGPP/ALLEGRO! 
I just compiled it in RHIDE.  

             #include <dos.h>

             main(){
             int C;
             struct time time_struct;
             gettime(&time_struct);
             C = time_struct.ti_hund;
             printf("%d",time_struct.ti_hund);


             }

That's all there is to it! 1 - 100 Random Number generator!

                                                   HEATHEN!!!