Let the entropy module be optional #4525
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It was previously required by the rng module, but this isn't really necessary, especially for anyone who is just using the system RNG. (And/or NIST DRBGs seeded with the system RNG.)
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This relates to lines 68 to 72 where Entropy_Sources is actually used if Botan doesn't have the system rng enabled. Probably, this needs another ifdef.
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It was previously required by the rng module, but this isn't really necessary, especially for anyone who is just using the system RNG. (And/or NIST DRBGs seeded with the system RNG.)