[−][src]Crate randomize
A dead simple to use randomization library for rust.
Compiles and works on the GBA.
Basic Usage
use randomize::pcg::{PCGPickU64, PCGMemU64, PCGPhantomU64}; use typenum::consts::U5; // On `x86` family CPUs we can seed from the CPU counter. #[cfg(any(target_arch = "x86",target_arch = "x86_64"))] let u: u64 = randomize::u64_from_rdtsc(); // On other CPUs you'll need to get a seed from somewhere. #[cfg(not(any(target_arch = "x86",target_arch = "x86_64")))] let u: u64 = 1776; let pick_gen = &mut PCGPickU64::seed(u, u); let mem_gen = &mut PCGMemU64::seed(u); let phantom_gen: &mut PCGPhantomU64<U5> = &mut PCGPhantomU64::seed(u); println!("{}", pick_gen.next_u32());
NOT FOR CRYPTOGRAPHIC PURPOSES.
The crate is specific to my personal needs for building games and such. I don't want to, or try to, cover all use cases. If you need a highly general crate for randomization you should use the rand crate, which is the "official" way to do randomization in rust.
Re-exports
pub use self::mcg::*; |
pub use self::pcg::*; |
pub use self::bounded::*; |
Modules
| bounded | Module for bounded randomization. |
| lcg | Functions for Linear Congruential Generators. |
| mcg | [ Deprecated ] Module for MCGs with permuted output. |
| noncg | PRNGs that aren't any kind of congruential generator. |
| pcg | PCG related things. |
Functions
| u64_from_rdtsc | Calls |