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About:
QuBit is a library to support quantum
superpositions in C++. This allows each variable
of the CQuBit type to hold a number of different
values at the same time. Normal mathematical
operations can be performed on a QuBit, but they
affect every value in the QuBit, at the same time.
Binary operations on two QuBits cause a result
based on every possible outcome.
Release focus: Minor feature enhancements
Changes:
The 'using' directive has been removed from the header file.
Author:
Steven Goodwin [contact developer]
Homepage:
http://www.bluedust.dontexist.com/qubit
Tar/GZ:
http://www.bluedust.dontexist.com/pub/sources/qubit/qubit-v1.04.tar.gz
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1.04
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Minor feature enhancements |
09-May-2008 10:27 |
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1.03
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Initial freshmeat announcement |
03-May-2008 22:24 |
Comments
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QuBit: nice idea, but...
by laseray - May 4th 2008 04:30:45
Qubit is a nice idea, but it really just shows the holes
in programming languages like C++, Perl, etc. Any
good dynamic language already has the functions
that do the things Qubit does.
For instance, in Lisp languages there are many
mapping functions and so forth that do everything
your lib does. And if you use Lush (a Lisp), you can
compile it all down to C , interface with C libs, and
much more.
A language like Lush is much more appropriate for
scientific experiments or research than C++. Thus it
all comes down to using the right tool for the right job.
C++ is not the right tool for physics.
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