staq is a full-stack quantum processing toolkit that uses CMake as its build/install system. staq is platform-independent, supporting UNIX (including macOS) and UNIX-like operating systems (e.g., Linux), as well as Windows.
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Optional, GNU MP library for building the grid synth tools
staq_grid_synth
andstaq_qasm_synth
To build both tool suite and the staq executable, execute (in a terminal/console/command prompt) under the project's root directory
cmake -B build
Important: If you want to build the grid synth tools staq_grid_synth
and staq_qasm_synth
, install the GNU MP library;
cmake
will take care of the rest. If cmake
cannot detect GNU MP, then the
grid synth tools will not be part of the build.
For more details about how to install and configure GNU MP on various platforms, see the GitHub Actions configuration file.
Next, build the staq system by executing
cmake --build build --parallel 8
The --parallel 8
instructs CMake to build in parallel using 8 threads, modify
accordingly.
To build only the staq tool suite, execute
cmake --build build --target tools --parallel 8
To build only the staq executable, execute
cmake --build build --target staq --parallel 8
Unit tests can be built with the command
cmake --build build --target unit_tests --parallel 8
and run with
ctest --test-dir build
To (un)install, execute in a terminal/console (UNIX/UNIX-like systems)
sudo cmake --build build --target (un)install
or in an Administrator Command Prompt (Windows)
cmake --build build --target (un)install
If you are running macOS or Linux, you can install staq via Homebrew with
brew install staq
pystaq is a Python 3
wrapper for staq. pystaq can be installed using pip
pip install git+https://github.com/softwareQinc/staq
For more details, please see pystaq/README.md.