Hi Andy, as you mentioned in t he source std::time(0) is not a good truly-random seed. Maybe you could use boost::posix_time::microsec_clock::universal_time().time_of_day().total_ nanoseconds() ? Regards, Oliver
hi andy,
On Fri, 2006-03-03 at 14:26 +0000, Andy Tompkins wrote:
I am currently working on a guid class. It is not quite done yet, but is quite functional. It does have a portable function to create guids. I have put it in the boost vault (guid.zip) in the hopes that it may one day be a boost library.
well, the api looks really good (very similar to my libuuid wrapper) ... but i'm a bit lost building it ... i guess i have to run bjam, but how do i have to use it? up to now i was just using emerging boost, but i have to experience in building it :-/
thanks ... tim
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