Hi Victor, >From what I know, you might not get "true" randomness inside the simulated >program that easily. And it is actually a good property for a simulator: its >behavior should not change depending on the outer world state (e.g., time). I >would rather get the seed from the command line and pass it using the option >"--options" if you are using se.py or fs.py. That way, you control your seed >and are free to use one you freshly generated with your host or reuse another >one. Being able to reuse the same seed is something you will probably want at >some point to be able to reproduce a simulation. Non-deterministic programs >often are a nightmare to debug.
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