Hi Christophe,
> Would it be possible to just cast (Seed >>> 32) to a long:
>
> if ((n = evInt(ex.Cdr) + 1 - ((Number)x).Cnt) != 0)
> n = (long)(Seed >>> 32) % n;
Yes, this seems to be a good idea.
The (long) cast should not be needed, as 'Seed' and 'n' already are long
numbers. So if I cha
Hi Christophe,
> In seed, line 3310 of fun.src, I'd suggest a 32 bits shift then a cast
> to an int for the result to conform to the docs:
> http://www.software-lab.de/doc/refS.html#seed
>
> n = (int)((initSeed(ex.Cdr.Car.eval()) * 6364136223846793005L) >>> 32);
Good, but this is not completely
Dear list,
In seed, line 3310 of fun.src, I'd suggest a 32 bits shift then a cast
to an int for the result to conform to the docs:
http://www.software-lab.de/doc/refS.html#seed
n = (int)((initSeed(ex.Cdr.Car.eval()) * 6364136223846793005L) >>> 32);
chri
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On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 8:01 AM, Alexander Burger wrote:
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> A shift of 32 bits, however, would not suffice, because
> it would put the sign bit of the original 64-bit number into the MSB of
> the result.
OK, I understand.
I have some more ideas to try to make the behaviors of
(rand m n) in
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Yes, you're right, I'll remove it and "link" straight to the lib, it
was something I did in the beginning of the process when I was unsure
of how transparently I could pass references to structs around.
As it turned out it's completely seamless so your suggestion makes
perfect sense, or be my gues
