Convert Your Quantum Program
QConvert is Quantastica’s “quantum program converter.” What does that mean? It means that you can use this tool to convert your quantum circuits for use with a number of different frameworks. But, QConvert doesn’t stop there. You can also convert your quantum circuits into such things as JSON, graphics, and unitary matrices.
What follows is the good, the bad, and the ugly of Quantastica’s QConvert.
The Good
3 versions. Use your choice of a command line tool or the online version. If you use Qiskit, you can run your algorithm “on Rigetti quantum computers and simulators by changing only a single line of your original code.”
27 formats. You can convert your QASM or QUIL code as your choice of four pyQuil versions, three versions each of graphics and JSON, two versions each of Quil, QASM, Atos, and unitary matrices, and one version each of Qiskit, Qobj, Braket, Cirq, Tensorflow Quantum, Q#, QuEST, Quirk, and Javascript.
Upload. With the online version, instead if copying-and-pasting, you can upload your input as a file.
Download. With the online version, instead of copying-and-pasting, you can download your output as a file.
