C-code of shift-register random number generator wanted

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From: Muyu Guo
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 23:20

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The title says it. Any infomation on where to find them is also
greatly appreciated.  I am also interested in the parallel SIMD
version of it, if there are any. Thanks,

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Examples* are like R127, R250 or R1279 etc.
*For example, R250 algorithm is just X_n = (X_{n-103).XOR.X_{n-250})

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Muyu Guo

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