nvOS | quantum operating system built around ARTIQ and NV centers
kandi X-RAY | nvOS Summary
kandi X-RAY | nvOS Summary
nvOS is a collection of tools that can be used to perform quantum information and characterization experiments on Nitrogen-vacancy centers in Diamond. The available tools include Rabi oscillation experiments, a pulse sequence library, qubit initialization features, and more. See the "learn" folder for README's and iPython notebooks that explain how these things work. Included in this repo is also a server and client for easily running experiments and accessing data. These experiments and tools are made possible by the MIT Quantum Photonics Group, Texas Instruments, and the open source ARTIQ codebase.
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- Build the pip setup
- Default pypi default qubits
- Load PIPistrello setup
- Connect to the board
- Run the experiment
- Visualize the LED
- Test the LED
- Print a log message
- Try to find the desired value for the given time
- Pulse the ttl
- Reset the core
- Record the rising edges for a given detector
- Returns the core
- Perform a Rabi oscillation experiment
- Run the setup
- Start the core thread
- Pauses the TTL of the ttl
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QUESTION
That's the code: I don't understand why we put the "&" in the scanf with ageAmis while ageAmis is a pointer? NB "This code works"
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-14 at 22:32You are right that ageAmis
is a pointer. However, that's not what you pass to scanf()
.
ageAmis[i]
has type int
because you are dereferencing i
location from ageAmis
base address. It's equivalent to *(ageAmis + i)
. That's you can't pass ageAmis[i]
to scanf
as it expects an argument of type int*
for the format %d
. So &
is required here.
You could alternatively just pass ageAmis + i
as well:
QUESTION
i have a little software made with python language. Behavior:
- Starts
- Choose a random number from 1 to 100
- ask me to input a try.
It will output a messsage:
- 4.1 It will print you the number of tries you've done
- 4.2 it will print you all the entries of the user.
- 4.3 It will ask you to replay again
The problem is within the section 4.2 Where the print of all the input of the user are displayed like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-05 at 22:58Considering that you have a giant string with all the digits.
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You can use nvOS like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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