> I suppose that this might be due to the ends of rows all being zero as
> they aren't a multiple of 64 bits long. But I checked for 16384x16384
> and we are nearly down to the speed of Magma there too. I just don't
> get it. The coinflip has to be broken I think.

If one uses M4RI with the new patch from within Sage another PRBG is used, but 
coinflip should be fine. Don't see these speedups (but I have two Gray code 
tables and this warrants for more if's)

Hi, I think we might consider merging our two forks again? Or do you also have 
the two Gray code tables? Are your timings on the Opteron? Because then 
things look really goo since mine are on the C2D.

Exciting times,
Martin

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