cudaq::range(start,stop,step) added to API #1483
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Closes NVIDIA#1483 Add both signatures.
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* [docs] Add cudaq::range function. Closes #1483 * Add both signatures. * Add the new size_t overload. * Prune out the size_t overload.
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* [docs] Add cudaq::range function. Closes #1483 * Add both signatures. * Add the new size_t overload. * Prune out the size_t overload.
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* [docs] Add cudaq::range function. Closes NVIDIA#1483 * Add both signatures. * Add the new size_t overload. * Prune out the size_t overload.
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A new function was added to the cudaq API to generate monotonic sequences, either increasing or decreasing. This function generates a sequence of
nintegral values in the set{ start, start+step, start+2*step, ... start+(n-1)*step }such thatstart+n*stepis equal to or beyondstop. That is, the semi-open interval is defined as either[start, stop)or(stop, start]depending on whetherstepis positive or negative, resp.The implementation support is in #1476 .
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