I'm not quite following here, I'm sorry. I believe David was asking whether I called my own function with parameters min == max, which would have resulted in a call to boost::random_number_generator<RNG, T>(1). Which min == max condition are you referring to? Is that the internal effect of invoking random_number_generator(1)? Matt. --- In Boost-Users@yahoogroups.com, Jens Maurer <Jens.Maurer@g...> wrote:
matts_temp_id wrote:
I presume that you sometimes call random with min = max ?
Well, that's not my intention, but I can't assert that it didn't happen in this case - there are some data-dependent invocations of the random number generator.
The current code does not handle the case min == max. There have been other people who requested that this should work and do the obvious thing (i.e. always return min).
I've checked in to the current CVS a fix that allows min == max for uniform_int.
Jens Maurer