Rewriting tori in OCaml is like going from "it always runs, but hardly as intended" to "it hardly runs, but always as intended".
Fast somewhere is not the same as fast where you want to be.
Rewriting tori in OCaml is like going from "it always runs, but hardly as intended" to "it hardly runs, but always as intended".
Fast somewhere is not the same as fast where you want to be.
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