compiler_container#

Contains the compiler container class.

Module Contents#

Classes#

CompilerContainer

Container class that holds all the compiler objects for the individual instruments.

Functions#

_extract_all_resources(→ dict[str, ...)

class CompilerContainer(schedule: quantify_scheduler.Schedule)[source]#

Container class that holds all the compiler objects for the individual instruments.

This class serves to allow all the possible compilation steps that involve multiple devices at the same time, such as calculating the modulation frequency for a device with a separate local oscillator from a clock that is defined at the schedule level.

It is recommended to construct this object using the from_hardware_cfg factory method.

Parameters:: schedule – The schedule to be compiled.

total_play_time[source]#: The total duration of a single repetition of the schedule.

resources[source]#: The resources attribute of the schedule. Used for getting the information from the clocks.

clusters: dict[str, quantify_scheduler.backends.qblox.instrument_compilers.ClusterCompiler][source]#: Cluster compiler instances managed by this container instance.

local_oscillators: dict[str, quantify_scheduler.backends.qblox.instrument_compilers.LocalOscillatorCompiler][source]#: Local oscillator compiler instances managed by this container instance.

prepare() → None[source]#: Prepares all the instrument compilers contained in the class, by running their respective prepare methods.

property instrument_compilers: dict[str, quantify_scheduler.backends.qblox.compiler_abc.InstrumentCompiler][source]#: The compilers for the individual instruments.

compile(debug_mode: bool, repetitions: int) → dict[str, Any][source]#

Performs the compilation for all the individual instruments.

Parameters:

debug_mode – Debug mode can modify the compilation process, so that debugging of the compilation process is easier.
repetitions – Amount of times to perform execution of the schedule.

Returns:

Dictionary containing all the compiled programs for each instrument. The key refers to the name of the instrument that the program belongs to.