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Old version of pytket does not install on py3.8 #12

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mpharrigan opened this issue Apr 7, 2020 · 5 comments
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Old version of pytket does not install on py3.8 #12

mpharrigan opened this issue Apr 7, 2020 · 5 comments
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  1. Use newer pytket
  2. Re-enable python 3.8 build
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mpharrigan commented Jun 15, 2020 •
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The old version of pytket also fails on the latest version of Cirq because it uses cirq.Circuit.from_ops

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I couldn't easily figure out how to modify it to use the latest version of pytket. In particular the routing method doesn't return the initial and final mapping.

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I tried following CQCL/pytket-docs#15 but am now running into issues with their provided "cirq to device" functionality using Cirq SerializableDevice.

When using bristlecone XMonDevice I was also running into a confusing error message from pytket about an improper qubit/node id

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I think I've found success porting it to their "compilation unit" framework and my own cirq-to-tket device conversion. PR forthcoming

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Fixed by #38

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