Bindings for libquantum in Rust
rust-libquantum is a library that provides safe bindings to the libquantum C library, a quantum simulator.
Like libquantum, rust-libquantum is licensed under GPL-3.0 as it links dynamically against libquantum.
This library targets the newest stable version of Rust.
On Linux, install these through your favorite package management tool, or through libquantum's website.
For example, on Ubuntu one can install libquantum through the command
sudo apt-get install libquantum-dev
At compile-time, the library uses rust-bindgen to generate FFI-level
bindings from the libquantum header file, which it expects to find in
/usr/include/quantum.h
Unfortunately, no other operating systems are officially supported because I have no way to test on them. Presumably, however, libquantum works on Mac OS X, and you can install it via homebrew
brew install libquantum
You may have to change the header file's path in build.rs, but otherwise I
don't see why it shouldn't work. A similar method should work for getting it
set up on FreeBSD and other operating systems supported by libquantum.
The hard-coded header file path should be fixed soon.
If you're using Cargo to manage your project, you can download through crates.io.
[dependencies]
libquantum = "0.1"
You can also pull from GitHub to use the latest version.
[dependencies.libquantum]
git = "https://github.com/mknyszek/rust-libquantum"
Finally, you can also just clone this repository and compile with cargo build
Just submit a pull request, any help in getting these bindings general and complete is welcome. Some rules, though: