public void TestQubitManager()
{
QubitManager qm = new QubitManager(30);
// Test allocation of single qubit
Qubit q1 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q1.Id == 0);
// Test allocation of multiple qubits
IQArray <Qubit> qa1 = qm.Allocate(4);
Assert.True(qa1.Length == 4);
Assert.True(qa1[0].Id == 1);
Assert.True(qa1[1].Id == 2);
Assert.True(qa1[2].Id == 3);
Assert.True(qa1[3].Id == 4);
// Test reuse of deallocated qubits
qm.Release(qa1[1]);
Qubit q2 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q2.Id == 2);
IQArray <Qubit> qa2 = qm.Allocate(3);
Assert.True(qa2.Length == 3);
Assert.True(qa2[0].Id == 5);
Assert.True(qa2[1].Id == 6);
Assert.True(qa2[2].Id == 7);
qm.Release(qa2);
Qubit q3 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q3.Id == 7);
Qubit q4 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q4.Id == 6);
Qubit q5 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q5.Id == 5);
// Test borrowing
HashSet <Qubit> exclusion = new HashSet <Qubit>();
exclusion.Add(qa1[0]);
exclusion.Add(qa1[2]);
exclusion.Add(q4);
exclusion.Add(q3);
long qubitsAvailable;
qubitsAvailable = qm.FreeQubitsCount;
IQArray <Qubit> qab = qm.Borrow(5, exclusion);
Assert.True(qubitsAvailable - qm.FreeQubitsCount == 1);
Assert.True(qab[0].Id == 0);
Assert.True(qab[1].Id == 2);
Assert.True(qab[2].Id == 4);
Assert.True(qab[3].Id == 5);
Assert.True(qab[4].Id == 8);
Qubit q6 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q6.Id == 9);
// Test borrowing of the same qubit again
qubitsAvailable = qm.FreeQubitsCount;
IQArray <Qubit> qb1 = qm.Borrow(1, exclusion);
Assert.True(qubitsAvailable - qm.FreeQubitsCount == 0);
Assert.True(qb1[0].Id == 0);
qm.Return(qb1[0]);
qm.Return(qab);
// Test that qubit allocated for borrowing is freed after being returned
Qubit q7 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q7.Id == 8);
// Test allocation of qubits out of order.
qm.Release(q4);
qm.Release(qa1[2]);
qm.Release(q1);
IQArray <Qubit> qa3 = qm.Allocate(4);
Assert.True(qa3.Length == 4);
Assert.True(qa3[0].Id == 0);
Assert.True(qa3[1].Id == 3);
Assert.True(qa3[2].Id == 6);
Assert.True(qa3[3].Id == 10);
// Test Disabling qubits
Qubit q8 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q8.Id == 11);
qm.Disable(q8);
IQArray <Qubit> qab2 = qm.Borrow(12);
Assert.True(qab2[11].Id == 23); // make sure 11 is not borrowed.
qm.Release(q8);
qm.Return(qab2);
IQArray <Qubit> qa4 = qm.Allocate(2);
Assert.True(qa4[0].Id == 23); // make sure 11 is not reused.
Assert.True(qa4[1].Id == 22); // make sure 11 is not reused.
qm.Release(qa4);
{ // Test allocating zero qubits
IQArray <Qubit> n_q;
n_q = qm.Allocate(0);
Assert.True(n_q.Length == 0);
n_q = qm.Borrow(0, exclusion);
Assert.True(n_q.Length == 0);
}
// NOTE: The below tests trigger exceptions, which but the QubitManager into a bad
// state where it shouldn't be reused. Creating a separate QubitManager in a small
// scope to test the exceptions avoids having one test case pollute the other.
// Test for over allocating and over borrowing.
{
QubitManager qm_small = new QubitManager(2);
IQArray <Qubit> n_q;
Assert.Throws <NotEnoughQubits>(() => n_q = qm_small.Allocate(5));
}
{
QubitManager qm_small = new QubitManager(2);
IQArray <Qubit> n_q;
Assert.Throws <NotEnoughQubits>(() => n_q = qm_small.Borrow(5));
}
// Test for negative input to allocate and borrow.
{
QubitManager qm_small = new QubitManager(20);
IQArray <Qubit> n_q;
Assert.Throws <ArgumentException>(() => n_q = qm_small.Allocate(-2));
}
{
QubitManager qm_small = new QubitManager(20);
IQArray <Qubit> n_q;
Assert.Throws <ArgumentException>(() => n_q = qm_small.Borrow(-2));
}
}
public void TestQubitManager()
{
QubitManager qm = new QubitManager(20);
// Test allocation of single qubit
Qubit q1 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q1.Id == 0);
// Test allocation of multiple qubits
var qa1 = qm.Allocate(4);
Assert.True(qa1.Length == 4);
Assert.True(qa1[0].Id == 1);
Assert.True(qa1[1].Id == 2);
Assert.True(qa1[2].Id == 3);
Assert.True(qa1[3].Id == 4);
// Test reuse of deallocated qubits
qm.Release(qa1[1]);
Qubit q2 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q2.Id == 2);
var qa2 = qm.Allocate(3);
Assert.True(qa2.Length == 3);
Assert.True(qa2[0].Id == 5);
Assert.True(qa2[1].Id == 6);
Assert.True(qa2[2].Id == 7);
qm.Release(qa2);
Qubit q3 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q3.Id == 7);
Qubit q4 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q4.Id == 6);
Qubit q5 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q5.Id == 5);
// Test borrowing
Qubit[] exclusion = new Qubit[4];
exclusion[0] = qa1[0];
exclusion[1] = qa1[2];
exclusion[2] = q4;
exclusion[3] = q3;
long qubitsAvailable;
qubitsAvailable = qm.GetFreeQubitsCount();
var qab = qm.Borrow(5, exclusion);
Assert.True(qubitsAvailable - qm.GetFreeQubitsCount() == 1);
Assert.True(qab[0].Id == 0);
Assert.True(qab[1].Id == 2);
Assert.True(qab[2].Id == 4);
Assert.True(qab[3].Id == 5);
Assert.True(qab[4].Id == 8);
Qubit q6 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q6.Id == 9);
// Test borrowing of the same qubit again
qubitsAvailable = qm.GetFreeQubitsCount();
var qb1 = qm.Borrow(1, exclusion);
Assert.True(qubitsAvailable - qm.GetFreeQubitsCount() == 0);
Assert.True(qb1[0].Id == 0);
qm.Return(qb1[0]);
qm.Return(qab);
// Test that qubit allocated for borrowing is freed after being returned
Qubit q7 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q7.Id == 8);
// Test allocation of qubits out of order.
qm.Release(q4);
qm.Release(qa1[2]);
qm.Release(q1);
var qa3 = qm.Allocate(4);
Assert.True(qa3.Length == 4);
Assert.True(qa3[0].Id == 0);
Assert.True(qa3[1].Id == 3);
Assert.True(qa3[2].Id == 6);
Assert.True(qa3[3].Id == 10);
// Test Disabling qubits
Qubit q8 = qm.Allocate();
Assert.True(q8.Id == 11);
qm.Disable(q8);
var qab2 = qm.Borrow(12, null);
Assert.True(qab2[11].Id == 12); // make sure 11 is not borrowed.
qm.Release(q8);
qm.Return(qab2);
var qa4 = qm.Allocate(2);
Assert.True(qa4[0].Id == 12); // make sure 11 is not reused.
Assert.True(qa4[1].Id == 13); // make sure 11 is not reused.
qm.Release(qa4);
// Test allocating qubits over capacity
OperationsTestHelper.IgnoreDebugAssert(() =>
{
IQArray <Qubit> n_q;
Assert.Throws <NotEnoughQubits>(() => n_q = qm.Allocate(10));
Assert.Throws <NotEnoughQubits>(() => n_q = qm.Borrow(25, exclusion));
Assert.Throws <ArgumentException>(() => n_q = qm.Allocate(0));
Assert.Throws <ArgumentException>(() => n_q = qm.Allocate(-2));
Assert.Throws <ArgumentException>(() => n_q = qm.Borrow(0, exclusion));
Assert.Throws <ArgumentException>(() => n_q = qm.Borrow(-2, exclusion));
});
}