Hasard

If you're on the hunt for a reliable and flexible software to generate random numbers, look no further than Hasard. This impressive library offers its users multiple engines to choose from - namely, Park-Miller, Mersenne Twister, and the Linux device for generating strong entropy (/dev/urandom or /dev/random).

One key strength of Hasard is its straightforward API, which allows users to easily interact with the various engines. The code behind this library is also worth noting - it is both robust and carefully crafted.

For those who require particularly strong entropy, Hasard has you covered. Utilizing hardware random number generators like /dev/random on Linux, it is capable of generating PRNG seeds that are truly random.

Developed using C with a Python binding option available, Hasard is an incredibly versatile piece of software. Additionally, it is distributed under the BSD license, meaning that users can take full advantage of its capabilities without having to worry about licensing fees or restrictions.

All of this adds up to a package that is both powerful and flexible. Indeed, it's no surprise that Hasard is named after the French word for "randomness" or "chance" - it truly offers its users the opportunity to embrace the unpredictable.