Four sample programs are included.  testrandom and pirandom test the f77
interface.  testrng and pirng test the f90 interface.

(1) testrandom/testrng.  This should be run and the results checked.
Please tell me if the answers don't match.

(2) pirandom/pirng.  This requires MPI and provides a realistic example of
using random numbers in a parallel application.  Run with, for example,

    mpriun -np 4 ./pirng

The Makefile assumes that the library and the header files on in the build
directory.  If this library is installed elsewhere, you'll need

    MODULE=$(F90MODFLAG)$(prefix)/include/random
    INCLUDE=-I$(prefix)/include/random
    RANDOMLIB=-L$(prefix)/lib -lrandom

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Charles Karney
Plasma Physics Laboratory	  E-mail:  Karney@Princeton.EDU
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