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inquil-lang/quil (press backspace or delete to remove)Looking at the spec for CALL instructions:
@syntax[:name Extern Call Instruction ]{
CALL @ms{Identifier} @rep[:min 1]{@group{@ms{Identifier} @alt @ms{Memory Reference} @alt @ms{Complex}}}
}
I noticed ...
erichulburd
- 9
- Opened on Aug 23, 2024
- #87
stylewarning
- 2
- Opened on Mar 28, 2024
- #83
Some folks come to this repo and find ./spec/Quil.md as the spec, which is actually fairly out-of-date with the real
spec (under ./specgen or quil-lang.github.io).
It would be helpful if ./spec was removed, ...
notmgsk
- Opened on Feb 26, 2024
- #78
Currently, the Quil spec contains EBNF grammar as well as examples of valid and invalid program instructions. Examples
are often the most intuitive way to get a quick understanding of the grammatical and ...
- Opened on Dec 8, 2023
- #70
The spec s definition of DEFCAL is
⟨Calibration Definition⟩ ::= DEFCAL ⟨Modifier⟩*⟨Identifier⟩ ( ⟨Parameters⟩ ) ⟨Qubit⟩+ : ⟨Instruction⟩+
The spec then uses these as examples
DEFCAL RX(%theta) %qubit: ...
2024.1
- 1
- Opened on Oct 4, 2023
- #66
In actually using Quil, it is assumed that memory is shared a classical processor, and thus can change at any time.
Implementations must not presently assume memory is only modified by a Quil program. ...
2024.1
- Opened on Mar 30, 2023
- #64
The Quil spec references the cis function in an example for DEFGATE:
The definition of CAN can be written as the following Quil matrix definition:
DEFGATE CAN(%alpha, %beta, %gamma):
(cis((%alpha+%beta-%gamma)/2)+cis((%alpha-%beta+%gamma)/2))/2, ...
2024.1
MarquessV
- 1
- Opened on Mar 22, 2023
- #62
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