>Technically this doesn't prove that this random problem is in fact not a
 >random problem, but a deterministic one ;-).
 >But I concur that it doesn't look good.

Yes. It makes it a bit hard writing a test case... :)

 > Have people been counting on the random generator of Pike to be
 > generating reproducible sequences?

Yes, but not that one, I think. There are other methods under Crypto
that are used when it's supposed to be real or semi-real random.

 > If not, then we might overhaul the generator to simply use as much
 > bits per call as is needed to generate up to the maximum requested.

Or just kick in the bignum generator for >INT32 for now, but I'm not
sure what the problem is.
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