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What are good PRNG for calculators?
08-22-2014, 06:01 AM
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RE: What are good PRNG for calculators?
(08-21-2014 10:55 PM)John R. Graham Wrote:  It would be quite slow, but you can do XOR a bit at a time with addition and modulus. If X and Y contain a single bit then
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+ 2 MOD
leaves the XOR in X.

I thought of this method & have used it in the past, it would be very very slow.


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RE: What are good PRNG for calculators? - Paul Dale - 08-22-2014 06:01 AM



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