Since C++11, the C++ standard library contains high-quality facilities for random number generation, divided into engines (things that produce random bits) and random distributions and algorithms that are driven by a user-provided engine.
Some of the engines are deterministic, so that with a given seed they are specified to produce a particular sequence of random bits. But this is not enough to produce portable software that has the same pseudo-random behaviour everywhere given the same random seed. The details of the random distributions (e.g. uniform_int_distribution, chi_squared_distribution, etc.) and of algorithms (such as shuffle) are not specified, and thus may produce different results on different platforms.
I would like random distributions and algorithms that are deterministic and reproducible, ideally using a C++11 random number engine as the source of randomness. Does a library like that exist?
