JRND library by Jason Winnebeck, last updated 3/8/00.
Version 2.1

Version 2.1 added #undefs in rndalgor.c to prevent conflicts.
Version 2.1 also addes rndalgor.cpp, a copy of the c version so that the
 correct type (C or C++) functions are created.

Using the library is easy.  Just copy the files into either your projects
directory or your compiler's include and include jrnd.h in all of your files
(which call the jrnd functions of course) and in one of your files (suggested
your "main" source file) include jrndglob JUST ONCE, so that the RNG is
compiled.  This will work in any ANSI compiler.

You can instead if you wish if you do not want code in the jrndglob header
just add rndalgor.c or rndalgor.cpp to your project.  There is no difference
between the files except the extension (This is so the compiler creates the
correct type of function to interact with your program).

ON THAT NOTE I would REALLY appreciate it that if you use a strict C compiler
that you tell me if this works, since all my compilers are C++ (and in C mode
for some reason they allow C++ style of coding).  If you are using C or
anything else and you have an error PLEASE e-mail gillius@webzone.net.

It has been confirmed to work in gcc C++ and MSVC -- other compilers I cannot
test but it was designed to work consistantly on all ANSI compilers, such is
its goal.

Jason Winnebeck
