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QuEST Rust Wrapper
Drew Silcock · 2024-07-15 · via drew's dev blog

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About

QuEST (Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit) is a C library for doing exact simulations of quantum circuits. more information about QuEST, check out their repository and their website.

This QuEST-rs project is a Rust wrapper around the QuEST library, allowing you to use QuEST in your Rust projects. There’s also a template you can use to start up a new Rust project using the QuEST library.

Using the library

The library is up on crates.io so all you need to do is:

Current status

It was a fully implemented wrapper around the original library back when I wrote it, but that was like 4 years ago and I’ve not updated it since then, so there’s probably a bit of work that would need to be done to update it to the latest version.

Still, if you want to see how to wrap up C/C++ libraries in Rust or have an interest in quantum computing, have a look.

Check out the repository here