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I'm using std::random_shuffle and srandom, and wonder if it's possible to constrain srandom()'s effect to local block of code.
To be more precise, For a server application, I need to have different random seeds for different clients and keep using this pre-determined seed for random number generation per clients.
Thank you
The routines you are looking for are
srandom_r(3)andrandom_r(3):http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/online/pages/man3/random_r.3.html