After many assignments using a different random number generator to the one available in C++'s stdlib, which was written in C (with an greatly improvable implementation, the seed was a global variable you could modify anytime), I've decided to implement it as a C++ class where the seed is a non-mutable private member with bigger projects, like my degree's thesis, in mind.
RandomNumberGenerator is very simple.
You just need to include random.hpp, which contains the class's headers and its inline member functions.
You can build a quick test with make from test/main.cpp. How to use it:
bin/test [seed]seed: optional parameter that sets the generator seed. Must be un integer.
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