Deploying a new simulator backend for CUDAQ using pip. #3374
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Hello,
I would like to know How can I package and distribute a custom CUDAQ simulator backend for Python users via pip?
I've successfully created a shared library (.so file) and a compatible configuration file (.yml) that work when I manually place them in the correct directories (lib and targets respectively) within the user's Python environment.
However, I need to know the proper method to automate this installation process probably using a setup.py or pyproject.toml file, and how to get the files into the correct locations outside of my package's main directory.
Specifically I would appreciate clarifications on how CUDAQ itself handles the installation of its simulator configuration files and shared libraries into these specific directories (so I can replicate it).
The deployment process of CUDAQ is a little bit overwhelming to get into so any help is welcome.
Thank you.
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