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Param support. #30

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@aobatact aobatact commented May 3, 2021

Add other parameters algorithm support.
This breaks change to require rustc 1.51.
I also updated the rand_core version.

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aobatact commented May 3, 2021

I don't know why checks failed in windows...

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aobatact commented May 3, 2021

It looks like large parameter can cause stack overflow.

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aobatact commented May 3, 2021

Sorry there was a bug that cannot be solved right now.

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aobatact commented May 3, 2021

Sorry again, I solved the bug that I used MEXP as state size.

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Thanks a lot, and sorry for later reply. I've create another pull request #35 to test if these are compatible to original SFMT implementation. While testing, I found a little number of parameters are different from the original d00fcf0 . I guess it is a bug, and fixed them. Please let me known if you use these values intentionally.

@termoshtt termoshtt merged commit ebe0726 into rust-math:master Sep 6, 2021
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