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These utils have no dependencies on any of the actual resource counting functionality and are currently hard to find burried deep within that package. There should probably be a top-level package that exports all of the functions and types.
Additionally, we should make sure that all the "symbolic" versions of existing things have a distinct name. I think we've been pre-pending them with an "s".
Finally: a long term consideration would be whether we just drop the distinction between python/numpy/sympy and go full sympy everywhere (and then just use the sympy types and functions)
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These utils have no dependencies on any of the actual resource counting functionality and are currently hard to find burried deep within that package. There should probably be a top-level package that exports all of the functions and types.
Additionally, we should make sure that all the "symbolic" versions of existing things have a distinct name. I think we've been pre-pending them with an "s".
Finally: a long term consideration would be whether we just drop the distinction between python/numpy/sympy and go full sympy everywhere (and then just use the sympy types and functions)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: