This is a minimal version of QAT, that allows creation and serialisation of compiler configuration settings.
QAT (Quantum Assembly Toolkit/Toolchain) is a low-level quantum compiler and runtime which facilitates executing quantum IRs such as QASM, OpenPulse and QIR against QPU drivers. It facilitates the execution of largely-optimised code, converted into abstract pulse-level and hardware-level instructions, which are then transformed and delivered to an appropriate driver.
For more information, please see the main package.
For the official QAT documentation, please see QAT.
Installation
This minimal version of QAT can be installed from PyPI via:
pip install qat-compiler-minimal
Building from Source
We do not distribute the minimal package source code as a separate entity. Please see the main QAT repository for source code.
Where to get help
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Licence
This code in this repository is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause Licence. Please see LICENSE for more information.
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