quilc
and qvm
locally, you can run them from pre-created Docker images instead. For example:forest-sdk.dmg
once it's downloaded. Then double-click forest-sdk.pkg
and follow the on-screen instructions./usr/local/bin/qvm
/usr/local/bin/quilc
/usr/local/share/man/man1/qvm.1
/usr/local/share/man/man1/quilc.1
forest-sdk.msi
once it's downloaded, then follow the on-screen instructions.<version>
with the downloaded version of the SDK):<version>
with the downloaded version of the SDK):<version>
with the downloaded version of the SDK):<version>
with the downloaded version of the SDK):sudo
privileges.<version>
with the downloaded version of the SDK):<version>
with the downloaded version of the SDK):rigetti
in your home directory that contains all of the binary and documentation artifacts.~/rigetti
directory.BLAS
, LAPACK
, and libffi
.pip
:poetry
:.venv
and activate it with the following command prior to installing pyQuil or other packages:quilc
and qvm
binaries, see the quilc Reference and the QVM Reference.pyquil_bell.py
: