Struct OutputHandle

pub struct OutputHandle(/* private fields */);

Handle type that represents a set of gates in an InitializedGateGraph or GateGraphBuilder which we want to query.

Implementations

impl OutputHandle

pub fn u8(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> u8

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_u8(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn i8(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> i8

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_i8(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn u16(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> u16

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_u16(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn i16(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> i16

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_i16(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn u32(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> u32

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_u32(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn i32(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> i32

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_i32(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn u64(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> u64

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_u64(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn i64(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> i64

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_i64(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn u128(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> u128

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_u128(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn i128(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> i128

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_i128(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn char(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> char

Returns a value of the corresponding type created from the current state bits in the output.

If there are more bits than size_of::<type>, the excess bits will be ignored.

If there are less bits, the value will be 0 extended.

pub fn print_char(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph)

Prints the output of the corresponding type() function along with the name of the output.

pub fn bx(self, g: &InitializedGateGraph, n: usize) -> bool

pub fn b0(&self, g: &InitializedGateGraph) -> bool

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for OutputHandle

fn clone(&self) -> OutputHandle

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for OutputHandle

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Hash for OutputHandle

fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H)

Feeds this value into the given Hasher.

fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)

where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher.

impl PartialEq for OutputHandle

fn eq(&self, other: &OutputHandle) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

impl Copy for OutputHandle

impl Eq for OutputHandle

impl StructuralPartialEq for OutputHandle