pete moss wrote:
> 
> what is aunirand?
> 
> also, is there a method to obtain a single (irate) random number, say
> between 0 and 1?

Maurizio Giri wrote:
> 
> Is it an undocumented opcode? Are there any others?

iunirand, kunirand, aunirand. Covered in the manual as "xunirand",
under "x-class noise". There are ten more with different random 
distributions.

The initial letter "x" indicates that an opcode can be run as 
i- (init), k- (control) or a- (audio) rate. Note that the initial 
letter of the output variable (i, k or a) has to match.

Regards,

	re

rasmus ekman wrote:

>iunirand, kunirand, aunirand. Covered in the manual

Which manual? In mine (the one which came with the ppc version) they don't
seem to be covered, nor are in the old word-format manual.
Where could i find a complete one?

Thanks
Maurizio


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> >iunirand, kunirand, aunirand. Covered in the manual
> 
> Which manual? In mine (the one which came with the ppc version) they don't
> seem to be covered, nor are in the old word-format manual.
> Where could i find a complete one?

it used to be in a document called "NewOpcodes2.README" distributed with
the csound.ppc package  (written by Robin Whittle)  .. is it not there
now?

-matt