[Morlaf]

I already have the following and it works famously:
function r_gen()
main()
{
r_gen()
r_gen()
r_gen()
//outputs three different random numbers!
}
rgen()
{
generate a random number, r such that 100<r<1
}

but ideally I need to be doing this:
function r_gen()
main()
{
int c=10;
r_gen()
...
int c=35;
r_gen()
...
int c=75;
r_gen()
//outputs 3 different numbers and weather or not they are greater than a number c, which is different in every case
}
rgen()
{
generate a random number, r such that 100<r<1
if (r>c){false;} else{true;}
}
is this possible???
so far, all attempts have failed. All help appreciated.

[Yeroon]

I dont see any code that actually generates the random number with the rand() function.

If I understand you right, you should just generate a random number and assign it to c.

Then generate a new number to assign to b taking c as max: rand(c)

And again generate a new number for a using b : rand(b)

However if you set the max it can have the random number is no longer so random and it will tend to take numbers in the lower ranges.

[scept1c]

I think it's possible.. but you should try and make it possible...