On 11/16/2018 9:31 PM, Mayayana wrote:
The piece is sort of interesting, though. It sounds like
Q is meant to be used like inline assembly. The main
difference I can see is that inline assembly does something,
going direct to the CPU, while it's not clear what, if
anything, Q does at this point. Their sample code looks
like randomization. But I don't think I have the curiosity
to figure out whether they're really talking about something.
(Nor do I want to install the latest VS.)
Anyone wanna bet that Q# compiler would be written in C?
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