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    staq

    staq

    Full-stack quantum processing toolkit

    staq is a modern C++ library for the synthesis, transformation, optimization and compilation of quantum circuits. staq is written in standard C++17 and has very low external dependencies. It is usable either through the provided binary tools, or as a header-only library that can be included to provide direct support for parsing & manipulating circuits written in the OpenQASM circuit description language. Inspired by Clang, staq is designed to manipulate OpenQASM syntax trees directly, rather than through an intermediate representation which makes retrieving the original source code impossible. ...
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    ScaffCC

    ScaffCC

    Compilation and optimization framework for the Scaffold language

    ScaffCC is a compiler and scheduler for the Scaffold programing language. It is written using the LLVM open-source infrastructure. It is for the purpose of writing and analyzing code for quantum computing applications. ScaffCC enables researchers to compile quantum applications written in Scaffold to a low-level quantum assembly format (QASM), apply error correction, and generate time and area metrics. It is written to be scalable up to problem sizes in which quantum algorithms outperform classical ones, and as such provide valuable insight into the overheads involved and possible optimizations for a realistic implementation on a future device technology.
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