Yeh, this library works even on some of the small tiny avr's (2313), but only if none of the code for floating point is included since that brings in additional 'library' code that really bulks up an application. However, for some applications, and on the appropriate chips, floating point random numbers can be very useful, so I want to include the capability in the library, but only if the user needs it...
I thought if you used some of a classes code, then all of it were included.
No overhead for unused data. To achieve what you want, no mods are needed.
The defines I provided hide them from the user. I use templates frequently, however they are overkill for this. The floating point data is compiled, but not linked in unless you use it. Which means there is no additional code impact if the user decides not to use it.
Also they work if the user wants, just like you wanted.