AW: [Dev-C++] IDEA

[Oliver R. <o.r...@gm...>]

Hi MD T,

this wouldn't show any effect of the earths energy field. The random -number
generator depends on the computers system timer. But i dont know which
function it uses to create these PSEUDO random numbers. I think the timer is
a 64bit counter, but some other guys might give u a better answer. But as
far as i know it will only be PSEUDO random numbers, so u won't see any
effect of the earths field.

Greetings

Dr_med_Faustus
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  Hi all,
  I am in a experimenting mood now. Mine is experiment on earths' energy
fields' uniqueness. I am trying to do it by developing random number
generaator and sending it to different friends from each continemtal and
asking them to run the program and see the results.
  1]I want the program to generate numbers from 00 to 99 each one from every
decade, eg., 01,18,22,39,41,58,62,77,83,96; One set of 10 numbers every
second which means sixty numbers every minute with time logging for every
respective set of numbers.
  e.g, 11:01:01    01,18,22,39,41,58,62,77,83,96;
      11:01:02    00,12,28,31,40,53,69,72,85,99;

  and so on upto
      11:01:59      09,11.........................93;

  It must be saved in the proper file. This program could be using srand
function or any other suitable one.
  Time logging should be with options also. For e.g., I want to see the 10
numbers generated for 11.01.03 and when I enter this time the program should
display the numbers.
  Can we use this program in our mobile phones and how to put it into mobile
and operate it?
  2] Another program of generating Random numbers using noises from
different sources including white noise of the chaos. The features should
remain the same as above with time logging and results display with the
time.
  Do you think this is possible? Can I use the program in my mobile using
the noises from the mic input and white noise generated by the circuit of
the mobile phone itself?
  I hope my lengthy letter will not bother you. Shall I expect a
encouragement to my experiments by you?
  Thanks and best regards,
  MD T.