vrd https://vrdlib.com Page not found | vrd https://vrdlib.com/404/ The page you asked for is not on vrdlib.com. Sebastien Rousseau About vrd and its author, Sebastien Rousseau | vrd https://vrdlib.com/about/ Who builds vrd, and the facts about the project: its crate, licence, Rust version, latest release, versioning policy and where its source and security policy live. Sebastien Rousseau Accessibility statement | vrd https://vrdlib.com/accessibility/ How vrdlib.com is built to be accessible, how it is checked on every build, and how to report a barrier. Sebastien Rousseau Performance: published timings per backend | vrd https://vrdlib.com/benchmarks/ Measured vrd timings for u32 and u64 draws per backend, the Ziggurat normal, SIMD byte fills, split and quasi-random points, the machine they were measured on, and how to reproduce them. Sebastien Rousseau Changelog: vrd releases up to 0.0.14 | vrd https://vrdlib.com/changelog/ What changed in vrd's recent releases, from the Xoshiro256++ rewrite in 0.0.10 to 0.0.14, with links to the full changelog. Sebastien Rousseau Contact the vrd project | vrd https://vrdlib.com/contact/ Send a question or feedback about vrd or vrdlib.com. Bugs and feature requests are best filed as GitHub issues, and security reports go privately. Sebastien Rousseau Contributing to vrd | vrd https://vrdlib.com/contribute/ How to contribute to vrd: the four checks every pull request passes, test coverage, signed commits, commit conventions and how contributions are licensed. Sebastien Rousseau API guide: methods, backends and Cargo features | vrd https://vrdlib.com/documentation/ A guide to vrd's API: constructors, the methods on Random grouped by job, the backends and their state sizes, every Cargo feature, and where the full reference lives. Sebastien Rousseau Frequently asked questions about vrd | vrd https://vrdlib.com/faqs/ Answers about vrd: what it is, cryptographic security, the Mersenne Twister, the Rust version, reproducible runs, threads, no_std, output stability, versions and the licence. Sebastien Rousseau Features: backends, distributions, reproducible and quasi-random sequences | vrd https://vrdlib.com/features/ What vrd does: Xoshiro256++ by default, Mersenne Twister, PCG and ChaCha20 backends, unbiased ranges, four distributions, reproducible sequences, tokens, quasi-random sequences, SIMD byte fills, no_std and WebAssembly. Sebastien Rousseau Getting started with vrd: add the crate and draw a first number | vrd https://vrdlib.com/getting-started/ Add vrd to a Rust project, draw integers, floats and choices, seed it for a reproducible sequence, pick a backend, and build it for no_std. Sebastien Rousseau Made with Static Site Generator | vrd https://vrdlib.com/made-with-ssg/ vrdlib.com is built with Static Site Generator (SSG) and the Prism theme, and deployed to GitHub Pages by GitHub Actions. Sebastien Rousseau Migrate to vrd from rand, fastrand or an older vrd | vrd https://vrdlib.com/migration/ How to move from the rand crate or an older vrd release to vrd 0.0.12: the matching calls, the rand traits vrd implements, and the changes that alter output for the same seed. Sebastien Rousseau Privacy: what vrdlib.com collects | vrd https://vrdlib.com/privacy/ What happens to your data on vrdlib.com: hosting on GitHub Pages, the contact form, and the theme preference stored in your browser. Sebastien Rousseau Security: reporting, which backend to trust, and what vrd promises | vrd https://vrdlib.com/security/ How to report a vulnerability in vrd, why the default generator must not be used for secrets, when to use the ChaCha20 backend, where unsafe code is allowed, and what vrd does not guarantee. Sebastien Rousseau Terms of use | vrd https://vrdlib.com/terms/ The terms for using vrdlib.com and the licences that apply to vrd and to this website's source. Sebastien Rousseau