/// @file hts_os.h
/// Operating System specific tweaks, for compatibility with POSIX.
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module htslib.hts_os;

import core.stdc.config;

@system:
nothrow:
@nogc:

extern (C):

/* This is srand48_deterministic() on platforms that provide it, or srand48()
   otherwise (or our own POSIX srand48() on platforms that provide neither).
   Hence calling hts_srand48() will always set up the same POSIX-determined
   sequence of pseudo-random numbers on any platform, while calling srand48()
   may (e.g., on OpenBSD) set up a different non-deterministic sequence. */
void hts_srand48(c_long seed);

double hts_erand48(ref ushort[3] xseed);

double hts_drand48();

c_long hts_lrand48();

// Windows usually lacks *rand48(), but cygwin provides them.

/* def _WIN32 - disabled for now, not currently used */
/* Check if the fd is a cygwin/msys's pty. */

// HTSLIB_HTS_OS_H