Fernando Ariel Gont wrote in a message to All:
 FAG> Is it true that this piece of code:
 FAG> randomize();
 FAG> int a=random(0);
 FAG> may generate a "Divide error"??
Since randomize() and random() are non-standard, it could do anything and get 
away with it :-) (damn, been reading too much comp.lang.c lately )
But yes, it is very possible for random() to cause a divide error, for 
example if it is implemented using the modulo operator (which is a lousy 
implementation because your random distribution of numbers is not kept 
intact).
Why would you want to do random(0) anyway ? Not very random, is it ? ;-)
greetz,
Tom
tomtorfs@mail.dma.be
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