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xqffi -- PyO3 FFI bindings for the XQuad Rust runtime

The Python extension that exposes the Rust xqvm interpreter and xqasm assembler. Ships as abi3 manylinux wheels (x86_64 + aarch64, CPython >= 3.13) plus a universal sdist for other platforms, all built by maturin.

xqffi is a pure FFI shim -- it only re-exposes the Rust types and entry points. User-facing conveniences (Program / Session / RunResult, keyword calldata, trace inspection) live in the xquad umbrella package.

Install

pip install xqffi

Surface

xqffi.vm -- low-level one-shot

A small wrapper over xqvm::Vm, and what xquad.vm.VM builds on:

from xqffi.vm import Vm
from xqffi.asm import assemble_source

vm = Vm()
vm.set_calldata([40, 2])
vm.set_output_slots(1)
vm.run(assemble_source(src))
assert vm.outputs() == [42]

XqmxModel and XqmxSample are thin getter/setter wrappers around the Rust types for direct model/sample manipulation. They refuse what bytecode could not build: a size over MAX_ALLOCATION_SIZE or a grid that does not fit (ValueError), a sample value outside its domain (ValueError), and a coefficient index outside 0..size, negative included (IndexError).

xqffi.asm -- assembly

parse_xqasm(str) -> wire dict; assemble_source(str) -> raw bytes; disassemble(bytes) -> human-readable listing; instruction_count(bytes) -> instruction count.

xqffi.verifier -- static verification

verify(bytes) and verify_source(str) run the pre-execution verifier: every jump lands on a TARGET, every register is read after it is written, and stack depth balances. Both return None on success and raise ValueError on a rejected program. See Verifier.

Interactive / multi-run API

Use xquad.program for the REPL / notebook / script workflow:

from xquad.program import Program

program = Program.from_source(src)
session = program.session(output_slots=1)
session.set_calldata([40, 2])
result = session.run()
assert dict(result.outputs) == {0: 42}

Program.load(bytes) takes wire-format bytecode; Session.run() returns a RunResult with dict-keyed outputs (unset slots present as None), residual stack, and step count.

Also see

  • xqcp -- constraint programming DSL that compiles to .xqasm.
  • xqsa -- solver adapters: CPU/GPU annealers, D-Wave QPU, Quip network.
  • xquad -- umbrella meta-package with the interactive API.
  • Running Programs -- full tour.

License

AGPL-3.0-or-later.

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