As a user, I often look at a tests to understand what a project does.
As a developer, they help me detecting when I break something.
I understand that chp-sim aims at improving the number the qubits that can be simulated by restricting the simulation scope to the C, H, P gates.
Would you be interested in an integration test that checks that?
Scenario idea:
- benchmark the default simulator on a HelloWorld-like class (that uses a combination of the C, H, P gates)
- benchmark chp-sim on the same class
- check that chp-sim runs faster (and/or better if the simulator outputs meaningful metrics)
- if that is not conclusive, replace HelloWorld with something that would need "hundreds of qubits" (as per the README)
As a user, I often look at a tests to understand what a project does.
As a developer, they help me detecting when I break something.
I understand that chp-sim aims at improving the number the qubits that can be simulated by restricting the simulation scope to the C, H, P gates.
Would you be interested in an integration test that checks that?
Scenario idea: