Description

   The srandom function uses the argument as a seed for a new
   sequence of pseudorandom numbers to be returned by subsequent
   calls to random. This function has virtually the same calling
   sequence and initialization properties as the srand function, but
   produce sequences that are more random.

   The srandom function initializes the current state with the
   initial seed value. The srandom function, unlike the srand
   function, does not return the old seed because the amount of
   state information used is more than a single word.

   See also rand, srand, random, setstate, and initstate.