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ReseedingCore

Struct ReseedingCore 

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struct ReseedingCore {
    inner: ChaChaCore<R12, Legacy>,
}

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§inner: ChaChaCore<R12, Legacy>

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impl ReseedingCore

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fn reseed(&mut self) -> Result<(), SysError>

Reseed the internal PRNG.

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fn try_to_reseed(&mut self)

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impl Generator for ReseedingCore

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type Output = <ChaChaCore<R12, Legacy> as Generator>::Output

The output type. Read more
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fn generate( &mut self, results: &mut <ChaChaCore<R12, Legacy> as Generator>::Output, )

Generate a new block of output. Read more
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fn drop(&mut self, output: &mut Self::Output)

Destruct the output buffer Read more

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