create_device_from_processor_id #5303
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| def create_device_from_processor_id( | ||
| processor_id: str, | ||
| gate_sets: Optional[Iterable[serializable_gate_set.SerializableGateSet]] = None, |
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I recommend omitting this arg and always set the gateset to FSIM_GATESET. The new Device implementation (cirq_google.GridDevice) will not have gatesets as a parameter to from_proto.
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* get_device_from_processor_id * Remove py3.8 feature * FSIM_GATESET only * [FSIM_GATESET]
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Adds a convenience method for creating a device from a processor ID.
This is useful for creating virtual engines using non-Cirq simulators (like qsim), since we can't directly reference those simulators in cirq code. For example: