Quantum programming language converter
Convert between quantum programming languages
More goodies at https://quantastica.com
Supported languages
Python version of quantastica-qconvert currently supports only:
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Qobj to pyQuil
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Qobj to QubitToaster
More formats will be added soon.
Until then, for more formats see:
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JavaScript version as command line tool: https://www.npmjs.com/package/q-convert
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JavaScript version as online web page: https://quantum-circuit.com/qconvert
Usage
from quantastica import qconvert
source_code = ...
options = {}
converted = qconvert.convert(qconvert.Format.QOBJ,
source_code,
qconvert.Format.PYQUIL,
options)
print(converted)
Details
convert(source_format, source_dict, dest_format, options)
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source_formatFormat.QOBJ
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dest_format-
Format.PYQUIL -
Format.TOASTER
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options Dict:
For all destination formats:
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all_experimentsFalse(default) only first experiment will be converted and returned as stringTrueall experiments form Qobj will be converted and returned as list of strings.
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create_exec_codeTrue(default) generated source code will contain command which executes circuit e.g.qc.run()
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shots(integer) ifcreate_exec_codeisTruethen generated code will performshotsnumber of samples
For PYQUIL destination:
latticename of the backend (e.g. for pyQuil destination"Aspen-7-28Q-A").-
If ommited then "Nq-qvm" will be generated where
Nis number fo qubits in the circuit. -
Special values:
"qasm_simulator"will produce "Nq-qvm" backend"statevector_simulator"will produce WaveFunction simulator code
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as_qvm(defaultFalse) ifTrueQVM will mimic QPU specified by lattice argument.
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For TOASTER destination:
No options yet
That's it. Enjoy! :)
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