I uploaded a new NTL version (9.7.1) to
    http://www.shoup.net/ntl
This version completes the implementation of faster matrix
arithmetic (mul, inv, gauss, etc) modulo small primes.

These new implementations are more cache friendly, and they 
make more intelligent use of available hardware (e.g., AVX).
They also can be accelerated in a multicore environment.

I've run some tests that show that this implementation is "not too
bad" compared to FFLAS/FFPACK based on OpenBLAS.

I've also updated my NTL vs FLINT comparisons to include
some benchmarks for matrix arithmetic mod small primes.
You can also see those results at 
   http://www.shoup.net/ntl/benchmarks.pdf



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