random: Remove RAND_RANGE_BADSCALING #12374
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This macro is no longer used within php-src since 60ace13, it invokes undefined behavior depending on the input and the corresponding MT_RAND_PHP mode was deprecated in PHP 8.3. Thus remove this macro. Any remaining non-php-src user should just inline it into their code, but should ideally migrate to a non-biased scaler. In any case the undefined behavior of the original implementation should be accounted for.
Girgias
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Oct 6, 2023
Makes sense, done. |
Girgias
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This macro is no longer used within php-src since
60ace13, it invokes undefined behavior depending on the input and the corresponding MT_RAND_PHP mode was deprecated in PHP 8.3.
Thus remove this macro. Any remaining non-php-src user should just inline it into their code, but should ideally migrate to a non-biased scaler. In any case the undefined behavior of the original implementation should be accounted for.