"Timo Poikola" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> First of all, it will be nice if the RNG is able to generate true random
> numbers.

Not possible without some dedicated hardware (atomic decay, thermal noise, ...).
All software can do on its own is something that *looks* more or less random.

Then again, maybe what you actually want is a pseudorandom sequence that is
different every time you run it. For that, using something like...

> I will be also happy if there is date() or time() or localtime() or
> something mechanism which returns a timestamp.

.... as a seed for the RNG would do the job.

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