Ben...

You can use PN sequences to generate a random sequence. Use the words
"pseudo-random sequences" or "pseudorandom-number generators" in your web
search. These are outlined in most electronics textbooks on communications
such as those published by Prentice Hall or McGraw-Hill.

PN generators have application in noise generators and spread-spectrum key
generators, etc. Also used to build hardware bit-error-rate generators.


Phil.

On Saturday, May 06, 2000 6:36 PM, Ben R. [SMTP:ben_r_@HOTMAIL.COM] wrote:
> Hey, does anyone out there know anything about generating random numbers
in
> ASM code, or perhaps where I can learn more about the theory behind it so
I
> can write my wn code? I f could just just get someone else's code that of
> course would be easier... Thank you.
>
>                                   -Ben
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