My Random Byte Generator

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Hey all, I'd like to introduce you to my first real program, RBG. This program spits out random bytes and outputs them to a file. This is quite handy when doing things such as corrupting, stress testing, and testing input.

Links:


http://sourceforge.net/projects/hexgenerator/files/First Version/dist.rar/download
Windows standalone version 1. Files are output to a file called "bytestocorrupt.bin". I will recompile version 2 here soon.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/hexgenerator/files/First Version/randgen.py/download
This is version 1 for all platforms that have Python.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/hexgenerator/files/Second Version/randgen.py/download
This is version 2 for all platforms that have Python. I highly advise this version, but the Windows standalone is not finished.


EDIT: http://sourceforge.net/projects/hexgenerator/files/Second Version/dist.rar/download
Windows version 2.

2nd EDIT: This writes in plain text, but the output file is rather large when using numbers that are over 100,000 bytes. Sadly, there is NO way to reduce file size. It's reduced down to the lowest it can go. Sorry about that.

3RD EDIT: Adding Version 3 links!


Windows binaries VERSION 3:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/hexgenerator/files/3rd version/dist.rar/download

Other OS version (must have Python):
http://sourceforge.net/projects/hexgenerator/files/3rd version/randgen.py/download
Thanks for reading,
Yeniaul
 
Yeah, sure, i bet they don't generate HEX!

But go ahead, hate the first-time programmer.
 
No, i'm not bashing. Look closely the source in there, explains a lot of random sequence phenomena. I was impressed!
 

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