xoroshiro128+ implementation #1909
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I don't think the commit title on this is particularly CHANGELOG friendly. It should be updated in some fashion. I think the commit comment itself should also be amended to explain why this change is being made. |
This adds both xoroshiro128+ and xorshift128+ implementations. The XorOshiro128Plus type should be used as the default non-cryptographic PRNG. To make this simpler, a new Rand type that aliases the preferred PRNG has been added, so that if a new PRNG becomes preferred, the type alias can be changed.
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This adds both xoroshiro128+ and xorshift128+ implementations.
The XorOshiro128Plus type should be used as the default
non-cryptographic PRNG. To make this simpler, a new Rand type
that aliases the preferred PRNG has been added, so that if a
new PRNG becomes preferred, the type alias can be changed.