Struct quest_bind::QuestEnv

pub struct QuestEnv(_);

Information about the QuEST environment.

In practice, this holds info about MPI ranks and helps to hide MPI initialization code.

Implementations

impl QuestEnv

pub fn new() -> Self

Create a new environment.

Examples

let env = QuestEnv::new();
env.report_quest_env();

Examples found in repository

examples/grovers_search.rs (line 69)

fn main() -> Result<(), QuestError> {
    let env = &QuestEnv::new();

    let num_reps = (PI / 4.0 * (NUM_ELEMS as Qreal).sqrt()).ceil() as usize;
    println!(
        "num_qubits: {NUM_QUBITS}, num_elems: {NUM_ELEMS}, num_reps: \
         {num_reps}"
    );
    // randomly choose the element for which to search
    let mut rng = rand::thread_rng();
    let sol_elem = rng.gen_range(0..NUM_ELEMS);

    // FIXME
    const N: i32 = NUM_QUBITS;
    // prepare |+>
    let mut qureg = Qureg::<'_>::try_new(N, env)?;
    qureg.init_plus_state();
    // use all qubits in the register
    let qubits = &(0..NUM_QUBITS).collect::<Vec<_>>();

    // apply Grover's algorithm
    (0..num_reps).try_for_each(|_| {
        apply_oracle(&mut qureg, qubits, sol_elem)
            .and(apply_diffuser(&mut qureg, qubits))
            .and(qureg.get_prob_amp(sol_elem))
            .map(|prob| {
                println!("prob of solution |{sol_elem}> = {:.8}", prob);
            })
    })
}

examples/entanglement.rs (line 16)

fn main() -> Result<(), QuestError> {
    // Initialize QuEST environment and report to screen
    let env = &QuestEnv::new();
    env.report_quest_env();

    // Create a 2-qubit register and report its parameters
    let mut qureg = Qureg::try_new(2, env).expect("cannot allocate new Qureg");
    qureg.report_qureg_params();
    // Initialize |00> state and print out the state to screen
    qureg.init_zero_state();
    qureg.report_state_to_screen(0);

    // Prepare a Bell state `|00> + |11>`: apply Hadamard gate
    // on qubit 0, then NOT on qubit 1, controlled by qubit 0.
    println!("---\nPrepare Bell state: |00> + |11>");
    qureg.hadamard(0).and(qureg.controlled_not(0, 1))?;

    // Measure both qubits
    let outcome0 = qureg.measure(0)?;
    let outcome1 = qureg.measure(1)?;
    println!("Qubit \"0\" measured in state: |{outcome0}>");
    println!("Qubit \"1\" measured in state: |{outcome1}>");

    // Because the state was entangled, the outcomes
    // should always be the same
    if outcome0 == outcome1 {
        println!("They match!");
        Ok(())
    } else {
        panic!("qubits in Bell state should be perfectly correlated");
    }

    // At this point both `qureg` and `env` are dropped and
    // the allocated memory is freed.
}

pub fn sync(&self)

Sync environment in distributed mode.

Guarantees that all code up to the given point has been executed on all nodes (if running in distributed mode).

Examples

let env = QuestEnv::new();
env.sync();

pub fn report_quest_env(&self)

Report information about the QuEST environment.

The information if printed to standard output.

See QuEST API for more information.

Examples found in repository

examples/entanglement.rs (line 17)

fn main() -> Result<(), QuestError> {
    // Initialize QuEST environment and report to screen
    let env = &QuestEnv::new();
    env.report_quest_env();

    // Create a 2-qubit register and report its parameters
    let mut qureg = Qureg::try_new(2, env).expect("cannot allocate new Qureg");
    qureg.report_qureg_params();
    // Initialize |00> state and print out the state to screen
    qureg.init_zero_state();
    qureg.report_state_to_screen(0);

    // Prepare a Bell state `|00> + |11>`: apply Hadamard gate
    // on qubit 0, then NOT on qubit 1, controlled by qubit 0.
    println!("---\nPrepare Bell state: |00> + |11>");
    qureg.hadamard(0).and(qureg.controlled_not(0, 1))?;

    // Measure both qubits
    let outcome0 = qureg.measure(0)?;
    let outcome1 = qureg.measure(1)?;
    println!("Qubit \"0\" measured in state: |{outcome0}>");
    println!("Qubit \"1\" measured in state: |{outcome1}>");

    // Because the state was entangled, the outcomes
    // should always be the same
    if outcome0 == outcome1 {
        println!("They match!");
        Ok(())
    } else {
        panic!("qubits in Bell state should be perfectly correlated");
    }

    // At this point both `qureg` and `env` are dropped and
    // the allocated memory is freed.
}

pub fn get_environment_string(&self) -> Result<String, QuestError>

Get a string containing information about the runtime environment,

Examples

let env = &QuestEnv::new();
let env_str = env.get_environment_string().unwrap();

assert!(env_str.contains("OpenMP="));
assert!(env_str.contains("threads="));
assert!(env_str.contains("MPI="));
assert!(env_str.contains("ranks="));
assert!(env_str.contains("CUDA="));

See QuEST API for more information.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for QuestEnv

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for QuestEnv

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl Drop for QuestEnv

fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type.