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About the CTQG part in the paper

Open sqrta opened this issue 4 years ago • 2 comments

Is the CTQG(CLASSICAL-TO-QUANTUMGATE CONVERSION) part proposed in the paper available now? I want to transform some simple classical functions into the quantum circuit but do not find doc for the CTQG. The example code in the paper

#define M 100
scaff_module main_ctqg(qint[16] sum, qint[16] i, qint[16] n){
int control_i;
$ i := 1;
$ sum := 0;
for (control_i = 1; control_i <= M; control_i++) {
$if (i <= n)
$ sum += i;
$endif
$ i += 1;
}

cannot be compiled by current ScaffCC.

sqrta avatar Jan 08 '21 05:01 sqrta

CTQG was written by IBM and we did not have permission to open source it. It has been replaced by RKQC, which should have similar functionality.


Fred Chong Seymour Goodman Professor Department of Computer Science University of Chicago http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~ftchong/

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On Fri, Jan 8, 2021 at 2:25 AM sqrta [email protected] wrote:

Is the CTQG(CLASSICAL-TO-QUANTUMGATE CONVERSION) part proposed in the paper available now? I want to transform some simple classical functions into the quantum circuit but do not find doc for the CTQG. The example code in the paper

#define M 100 scaff_module main_ctqg(qint[16] sum, qint[16] i, qint[16] n){ int control_i; $ i := 1; $ sum := 0; for (control_i = 1; control_i <= M; control_i++) { $if (i <= n) $ sum += i; $endif $ i += 1; }

cannot be compiled by current ScaffCC.

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epiqc avatar Jan 08 '21 08:01 epiqc

Thanks. After I build the RKQC and run the hello world example in the terminal

./rkqc src/examples/e001_hello_world.cpp 

It prints out an error

Compiling src/examples/e001_hello_world
./src/examples
Building RKQC
CMake Error at examples/CMakeLists.txt:2 (add_executable):
Done.
Running src/examples/e001_hello_world
./rkqc: line 34: build/examples/src/examples/e001_hello_world: No such file or directory
Cleaning Output

The file examples/CMakeLists.txt is

macro(add_test ARG1)
    add_executable( ${ARG1} ${ARG1}.cpp )
    target_link_libraries( ${ARG1} ${ARGN} )
    install( TARGETS ${ARG1} DESTINATION ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX} )
endmacro(add_test)
add_test( src/examples/e001_hello_world revkit_core boost_system boost_filesystem boost_regex boost_signals )

My cmake is in version 3.5.1.

sqrta avatar Jan 08 '21 11:01 sqrta