Eric Schweitz

Do these have to be installed in `lib/`? It sounds like we're not installing them to the correct directory from the description.

Were you planning to deploy this in some test(s) in particular?

The default is `0` which supports return values (not just histograms over shots). I think that work had some bugs and some of #2216 tries to address those. Specifically, the...

> [@schweitzpgi](https://github.com/schweitzpgi) - is it possible this is related to [#1712](https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuda-quantum/issues/1712)? Might be. These failures were popping up for @khalatepradnya and @sacpis and myself somewhat randomly in the CI and...

This includes the patterns in Peephole. Also adding that the support for these seems to have withered in newer MLIR (hopefully we'll get there some day) and become buggy.

Sorry for the belated reply. Yes, this issue is to _add new functionality_ that allows, just like LLVM, one to drive the unittests with a check target. If you take...

Another bug: renaming a file in `runtime/cudaq` causes `make` to crash. It looks like the python bindings boilerplate is confused by such an action.

It sounds like we have a problem with our cmake configuration if people can't figure out how to `git clone` the repo into a Linux or WSL2 directory, run `cmake`...

The comments in loop analysis seem to be slightly behind the implementation. I should fix that. We don't allow early exits for counted loops. But invariant and monotonic loops can...

One idea that comes to mind is for the OpenQASM $n$ pretty-printer to skip the C++ entry points. (Perhaps under a command-line option, although those functions, though required in the...