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---------------------------------------------------------------------- Random Version 2.0 1992 May 29 Written by Gregor N. Purdy gregor@umich.edu Copyright (C) 1991, 1992 Contemporary Design Studios. All rights reserved. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- THIS WORK IS DISTRIBUTED AS IS, WITH NO WARANTEE OR GUARANTEE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED IN ANY RESPECT. THE AUTHOR IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY RELATED TO THE USAGE OF THIS WORK. That said, I do welcome comments, suggestions, and bug reports. I want to use this in some of my own projects, so I'm very interested in making sure it works correctly. Feel free to drop me an email or letter with your comments. This work is distributed as FreeWare. Previous versions were further restricted under the GNU Public License, version 1. This version is no longer so restricted. This version of the Random class may be used by anyone, anywhere, for anything, with the following conditions: (i) The usage must not be illegal in any way. (ii) You must credit Contemporary Design Studios and Gregor N. Purdy and include the copyright information at the top of this document in your documentation and in your "Info Panel," if any, if your work is ever used by anyone other than yourself. (iii) Contemporary Design Studios and Gregor N. Purdy retain the right to make improvements to this work and to change the distribution conditions and terms in future versions. (iv) You may NOT in any way change the Random class and redistribute it, even under a new name, but you MAY, and in fact are encouraged to, report bugs and make suggestions for enhancements to Contemporary Design Studios and Gregor N. Purdy. (iv) You MAY make subclasses of Random that do whatever you want. Of course, these subclasses will be governed by your own rules, but the Random class will still be governed by these rules. (v) You MAY distribute the source code of the Random class with your work, but all the documentation for Random, including this notice, must be distributed with it. Nobody should ever see the source code to the Random class without also seeing these documentation files, so they can use it, too. ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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