Re: Anyone need a random number generator?

Well it looks like the parameters I found turn out to be a spectacularly bad
PRNG..


   - I collect pairs of random numbers between 1 and 40, use them as X,Y
   indexes to increment cells of an array.
   - do the above until the increment takes one of the cells to 100
   - Print out the array

I find cells get incremented to 99 in a sea of zeros  (32 "islands" of 99)
and a smattering of 1s and 2s

: ^ (

Is there a system function or insintric or some way to get -good- random
numbers?