From: Van Mo Dang <van DOT mo DOT dang AT utc DOT fr>
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Subject: Re: random numbers?
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 17:35:51 +0100
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Eli Zaretskii wrote:

 > > 2 - Which file should be included to know their prototypes ?
> 
> None.  Just declare the prototype yourself.

Thank you for your fast answer and the information.
Isn't it kind of unusual that the prototypes of these functions 
are not declared in any constant header file? 

All C library functions I have used until now can be declared
using a provided header file.  I find it reassuring, 
because errors in copying the prototypes locally
can be avoided by using such header files.  
This makes me hesitate somewhat to use random() and srandom(),
although those RNG are said to provide "better" (in which sense
exactly?) random numbers than rand() and srand().

Regards,

Mo Van DANG
van DOT mo DOT dang AT utc DOT fr