Open Quantum Design: Compiler Infrastructure
What's here:
This repository contains the supporting infrastructure, base classes, and abstractions for creating custom compiler analysis, verification, and transformation passes. The modules in the repository are utilized for, e.g., lowering from the analog to atomic intermediate representations, and the atomic representation to bare metal descriptions of quantum programs.
Installation
Install with pip:
pip install oqd-compiler-infrastructure
or alternatively from git:
pip install git+https://github.com/OpenQuantumDesign/oqd-compiler-infrastructure.git
For development, clone the repository locally:
git clone https://github.com/OpenQuantumDesign/oqd-compiler-infrastructure.git
Documentation
To deploy the documentation locally, implemented with mkdocs, run the following commands:
pip install .[docs]
mkdocs serve
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block:Interface
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InterfaceTitle("<i><b>Interfaces</b><i/>")
InterfaceDigital["<b>Digital Interface</b>\nQuantum circuits with discrete gates"]
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InterfaceAnalog["<b>Analog Interface</b>\n Continuous-time evolution with Hamiltonians"]
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InterfaceAtomic["<b>Atomic Interface</b>\nLight-matter interactions between lasers and ions"]
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end
block:IR
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IRTitle("<i><b>IRs</b><i/>")
IRDigital["Quantum circuit IR\nopenQASM, LLVM+QIR"]
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IRAnalog["openQSIM"]
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IRAtomic["openAPL"]
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end
block:Emulator
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EmulatorsTitle("<i><b>Classical Emulators</b><i/>")
EmulatorDigital["Pennylane, Qiskit"]
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EmulatorAnalog["QuTiP, QuantumOptics.jl"]
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EmulatorAtomic["TrICal, QuantumIon.jl"]
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end
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block:RealTime
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RealTimeTitle("<i><b>Real-Time</b><i/>")
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RTSoftware["ARTIQ, DAX, OQDAX"]
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RTGateware["Sinara Real-Time Control"]
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RTHardware["Lasers, Modulators, Photodetection, Ion Trap"]
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RTApparatus["Trapped-Ion QPU (<sup>171</sup>Yt<sup>+</sup>, <sup>133</sup>Ba<sup>+</sup>)"]
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end
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InterfaceDigital --> IRDigital
InterfaceAnalog --> IRAnalog
InterfaceAtomic --> IRAtomic
IRDigital --> IRAnalog
IRAnalog --> IRAtomic
IRDigital --> EmulatorDigital
IRAnalog --> EmulatorAnalog
IRAtomic --> EmulatorAtomic
IRAtomic --> RealTimeTitle
RTSoftware --> RTGateware
RTGateware --> RTHardware
RTHardware --> RTApparatus
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classDef digital fill:#E7E08B,stroke:#333,color:#333;
classDef analog fill:#E4E9B2,stroke:#333,color:#333;
classDef atomic fill:#D2E4C4,stroke:#333,color:#333;
classDef realtime fill:#B5CBB7,stroke:#333,color:#333;
classDef highlight fill:#f2bbbb,stroke:#333,color:#333,stroke-dasharray: 5 5;
class InterfaceTitle,IRTitle,EmulatorsTitle,RealTimeTitle title
class InterfaceDigital,IRDigital,EmulatorDigital digital
class InterfaceAnalog,IRAnalog,EmulatorAnalog analog
class InterfaceAtomic,IRAtomic,EmulatorAtomic atomic
class RTSoftware,RTGateware,RTHardware,RTApparatus realtime
The lowering and compilation passes, used in the vertical lines connecting abstraction layers, are based on the compiler infrastructure components contained in this repository.
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