HPL_rand(3) HPL Library Functions HPL_rand(3) NAME HPL_rand - random number generator. SYNOPSIS #include "hpl.h" double HPL_rand(); DESCRIPTION HPL_rand generates the next number in the random sequence. This func- tion ensures that this number lies in the interval (-0.5, 0.5]. The static array irand contains the information (2 integers) required to generate the next number in the sequence X(n). This number is computed as X(n) = (2^32 * irand[1] + irand[0]) / d - 0.5, where the constant d is the largest 64 bit positive integer. The array irand is then updated for the generation of the next number X(n+1) in the random sequence as fol- lows X(n+1) = a * X(n) + c. The constants a and c should have been prelim- inarily stored in the arrays ias and ics as 2 pairs of integers. The ini- tialization of ias, ics and irand is performed by the function HPL_se- tran. SEE ALSO HPL_ladd (3), HPL_lmul (3), HPL_setran (3), HPL_xjumpm (3), HPL_jumpit (3). HPL 2.3 December 2, 2018 HPL_rand(3)
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