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README.md

Tutorial 06 - Hardware Random Number Generator

This going to be an easy tutorial. We query a number from the (undocumented) hardware random number generator. You can use this to implement a simple, but accurate dice throw in any game. It is important as without hardware support you can only generate pseudo-random numbers.

rand.s

Rng::init(&self) initializes the hardware.

Rng::rand(&self, min: u32, max: u32) returns a random number between min and max.

main.rs

Press a key to query a random value and then display it on the serial console.