> In Unix I can do > > srand( (UT_uint32) time()) > > Since time always increases > this will always work :-) Humm... I think time have always increased in BeOS too (until now, I mean, I should check that in the future again :-)... So I gess this solution sould work on BeOS too IF you use uint32 real_time_clock (void) instead of time() This function is defined in be/kernel/OS.h [From the BeBook : real_time_clock() returns the number of seconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970.] Stephane
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