QLM interoperability module
This Python package contains some simple binders with other: Python-based quantum programming frameworks:
IBM Qiskit
Google Circ
Microsoft ProjectQ
Rigetti Pyquil
Installation
You can either install a separate package for each platform:
`bash pip install myqlm-interop[qiskit_binder] pip install myqlm-interop[projectq_binder] pip install myqlm-interop[cirq_binder] pip install myqlm-interop[pyquil_binder] `
or install them all at the same time:
`bash pip install myqlm-interop[all] `
Documentation
Check out [the online documentation](https://myqlm.github.io/%3Amyqlm%3Ainteroperability.html).
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