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First of all thank you for porting this over to the .net world.
The test which compares the generated system against the saved system is always failing, presumably because each machine will generate a different seed even at value '0' or the reference file is wrong to begin with.
If you really want to check if the generator produces consistent results, we should run the generator in a loop while requesting a new random with the same seed and compare if the result is equal. Other than that we would have to know the exact seed of the saved system in order to approach this test correctly.
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First of all thank you for porting this over to the .net world.
The test which compares the generated system against the saved system is always failing, presumably because each machine will generate a different seed even at value '0' or the reference file is wrong to begin with.
If you really want to check if the generator produces consistent results, we should run the generator in a loop while requesting a new random with the same seed and compare if the result is equal. Other than that we would have to know the exact seed of the saved system in order to approach this test correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: