Structures are randomized in the same way

[connorkuehl]

This is because the Randstruct object is created and destroyed with each structure.

Kees suggested we use the structure name as part of the seed.

[jcantrell]

Just to clarify, does this mean that, say, structures with three members will be shuffled into the same order as all other structures with three members?

[connorkuehl]

Just to clarify, does this mean that, say, structures with three members will be shuffled into the same order as all other structures with three members?

I think so, yes

[tim-pugh]

+1 on using the struct name. This will ensure the same named structs are randomized in a predictable fashion, but structs with the same count of fields will differ.

[tim-pugh]

We also have another issue brought up by the clang devs whom are reviewing our code where the default random engine may, from my understanding, use different engines, so we would need to choose a specific random algorithm.

I believe this should take care of randomness issues against platforms. View #44 which this issue depends upon.