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Content preview:  Hello We have different components in our system that require
   random numbers. So our idea is to implement an RPC interface that allows
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Hello

We have different components in our system that require random numbers.

So our idea is to implement an RPC interface that allows one component to provide random numbers and an other to receive them.

I created a demo implementation:

https://github.com/trimpim/genode/tree/random

Depending on the requirements on the random values, the implementation of the provider can be different. Either a driver, that uses a hardware source or a server that implements a pseudo random generator.

The example server/random_pseudo provides random numbers with the xoroshiro algorithm. This can be seeded via the config.

Regards Pirmin







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