(The forum seems to bork when editing a post, reposting)
I just picked up a TrueRNGPro after seeing that an unwhitened, uncombined mode had been added, something I’d asked about a couple years ago.
I scribbled some C# code to parse the raw binary format into a binary string, and I was wondering if someone could do a quick cross check on my results.
Input:
"124,9,88,136,208,6,124,136,198,8,64,133,243,8,120,136,238,7,76,134,195,8,76,135,245,7,76,135,223,7,98,135,201,8,100,135,253,7,78,135"
Results:
Generator1: 100101100001101111001000000000100011100001110011001000001100011100110001111000101000100100
Generator2: 100001000010000001100101110011100010111001100000110111110101011101111101110010010111111101
The C# code if anyone is interested:
var bytestr = "124,9,88,136,208,6,124,136,198,8,64,133,243,8,120,136,238,7,76,134,195,8,76,135,245,7,76,135,223,7,98,135,201,8,100,135,253,7,78,135";
var bytes = bytestr.Split(',').Select(Byte.Parse).ToList();
while (bytes[0] > 63)
bytes.RemoveAt(0);
var gen1Bits = new BitArray(90);
var gen2Bits = new BitArray(90);
var cursor = 0;
while (bytes.Count >= 4)
{
var sample = bytes.TakeWhile((b, idx) => (b & idx << 6) == idx << 6).ToArray();
//grab high order idx 3-0
for (int i = 4; i > 0; i--)
{
gen1Bits.Set(cursor, (sample[0] & (1 << i - 1)) != 0);
gen2Bits.Set(cursor, (sample[2] & (1 << i - 1)) != 0);
cursor++;
}
//grab low order idx 5-0
for (int i = 6; i > 0; i--)
{
gen1Bits.Set(cursor, (sample[1] & (1 << i - 1)) != 0);
gen2Bits.Set(cursor, (sample[3] & (1 << i - 1)) != 0);
cursor++;
}
bytes.RemoveRange(0, 4);
}
Console.WriteLine(gen1Bits.Cast<bool>().Aggregate("", (memo, bit) => memo + (bit ? 1 : 0)));
Console.WriteLine(gen2Bits.Cast<bool>().Aggregate("", (memo, bit) => memo + (bit ? 1 : 0)));
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