On Wednesday, 12 May 2021 15:14:29 PDT Arthur O'Dwyer via Std-Proposals wrote:
> Even better: Get the source code of `stable_uniform_int_distribution` from
> a third-party GitHub repository, where if you ever do discover that the
> behavior differs across platforms, you can just file a bug and it's clearly
> on them to fix it. If you rely on the Standard Library for this stuff, then
> you have nowhere (or rather, five or six places) to file bug reports when
> it doesn't work.
>
> I see many reasons this should be on GitHub, and no reason this should be
> in the Standard Library.

Agreed. If you want a specific implementation even if not optimal, then you
don't really want the standard library.

I don't understand why the algorithm for std::seed_seq is specified. Not that
std::seed_seq is actually useful (see proposal about seeding engines).

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