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Subject: Re: Re:  Random numbers
Date: Mon, 29 May 2000 23:55:12 -0700
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Dieter Buerssner wrote

> You shouldn't use this method. Eli already has pointed out the
> DJGPP FAQ in this thread, where you can find an explaination,
> why this method should be avoided.

Thakns for explanation, of course you'r right, but %method has one funny
advantage: it has super ideal normal distribution heh heh :)))

Regards,
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