Closed notmgsk closed 4 years ago
Simulating a non-trivial number of qubits. n
qubits means 2^(2n)
lines of output, which is unhelpful if you just want to inspect classical memory, or view compilation info, or time the simulation, or ...
--quiet
is for non-essential info like the banner. I think the wavefunction is essential, but occasionally a nuisance (unlike the banner which is always a nuisance).
You could get around the wavefunction issue by redirecting stdout to /dev/null
but I imagine you still incur some non-zero cost in doing so. Certainly more than just not writing at all.
What's the motivation for this change?
Would it make sense to roll this into the
--quiet
option, rather than adding a new flag?