/vqc/ - Virtual Quantum Computer

I am running Linux mint cinnamon. Under the "Programming" Tab I see the following.

Nsight Eclipse edition

nvidia visual profilier

pgadmin 3 ?who knows what this shit is for?

Visual Studio Code

>>4403

Cool, well, I also installed Mono last time per your recommendation. Catch is all I see is "Mono Documentation" and no GUI interface. I hit the terminal and type mono and I get the bash program thingy but I dont see how to do anything with that. so IDK. I am at that point so far.

>>4404

And yeah,VA I hear ya on all the sick drops happening all over the place. Really blows your mind sometimes to think about how the world used to be. We have come so far and the journey has hardly begun. Almost entered a dictatorship. Hell we have been living in a dictatorship, arguably as far back as 1913 when the FED came online and captured the US. DEFINITELY since Kennedy was killed we have been in a dictatorship. We just have this fuzzy warm blanket of fake wrapped around us all the time so we dont wake up. People are waking up now though.

>>4404

Really? The Shadow Brokers dump of a decade old NSA stuff was much better. Actual hardcore stuff in there even if most targets are outdated now. Microsoft even had to panic patch everything in advance of the release.

Vault 7 just proved how lame the clowns are training software programmers to be scriptkiddies… They may own some shitty MikroTek based phone infrastructure and have dumb rootkits that anyone could make. Marbler is pretty nicely integrated with Visual C++ but thats about it. These guys really have no chance on secure stuff so that makes me feel better reading their code and internal wiki. devlan.net, really?

>>4406

Try just putting "monodevelop" into terminal (if you didn't know, you can put " &" afterwards to keep using the terminal after you've run a command, too). If that doesn't work you've probably installed part of Mono but not all of it. I've also had a lot of problems with that program. I've just been working on and using the Java version myself.

>>4409

Ok, I just sudo apt-get install monodevelop.

Typed Monodevelop and it took right off!

made a new project and pasted Chris's code into the box replacing their Hello World text and saved it. It looks good. Not sure how to "make it go" now though.

>>4400

>>4410

This is your task now. There is a simple step missing to "make it go". Has something to do with calling.

>>4410

If you open the "Run" dropdown menu at the top of the screen in Mono there should be options telling you to either debug the program or run it or some other things. That should theoretically make it work (I'd assume you'd debug it and then it would let you run it). If you happen to be in the same unexplainable situation as me in which all of those options are greyed out, let me tell you now, I've looked everywhere for an explanation and found nothing. In that case, you'll have to save the code as a .cs file (if Mono doesn't let you, a text editor like Emacs or Gedit will let you), go into terminal, get to the location of the file, then run the following two commands:

mcs -out:yourvqcfilename.exe yourvqcfilename.cs

mono yourvqcfilename.exe

This is all assuming you're using a Linux distribution and you have Mono installed, so to address lurkers again, you might have other problems I'm not aware of. Again, I'm not really a C# person. I just know enough to run the VQC.

>>4413

Hmm. Ok, I tried runwith> Mono 3.2.8

and Debug with the same results.

I get a black box with Press any key to continue… When I press the any key it goes away. :>)

>>4414

I've never had Mono actually work properly so I've never seen that screen. Maybe that means that it debugged and there were no bugs. Do you have an option that tells you it'll run the program? Maybe the one that says "Start without debugging". It might also just take a minute. If you've done all of that stuff and there isn't an "output.csv" file in the folder where your code file is, you might have to do the terminal version.

>>4415

Ok… SO I got a build successful at the top but only the black box and the Press any key to continue… I do so and it goes away. No CSV file seen in the folder where I told it to go.

>>4415

Getting cold here, I'm going to wrap it up for the night. Thanks a TON for your help. I will be back tomorrow evening. Prob 6:00pm pacific time.

>>4416

If you aren't getting any errors then the terminal version should work with no issues.

>>4417

Do keep in mind, you have other options, since the code has been rewritten in several languages. At least in my experience and from what I've seen on this board, C# seems to be the most troublesome language out of all the current versions. If you give up, you can use a different language. It'll be the afternoon my time then so I'll probably be around, but there are several other anons who can help you if not.

>>4416

This is the expected result for a program that does nothing, congrats on getting it to run. Still missing a piece of code!

Gotta head to bed lads! Thanks for your help tonight. TBH my lack of skill is a distraction from our main project. But I'll learn quickly. I appreciate your willingness to teach!

Great thread. Any chance you'd want to learn the Java version? ;)

>>4424

Java? Sure, what the hell. Can I do it in Visual Studio, or should I download something else?

>>4445

Thanks for blessing this faggotry, Topol!

>>4448

According to a quick look on their website, you need to install some extensions and things but apparently yes. I've never used it personally so it's up to you if you do like Visual Studio. I'd also recommend Dr Java.

>>4450

>>4451

Each program has a bunch of those method things (e.g. CreateTheEnd in that screenshot). They're all big chunks of code that do a bunch of operations within some curly braces. They're like functions of the program, kind of like if your program was car.cs, and it had methods called Drive, Park, GetStuckInTraffic, etc. They make sense on their own, but they need this thing called a main method to actually get executed. Otherwise, they're just possible things you can do with your program but they're just sitting there not being used. The program uses the main method to decide when to do what. You can also put more calculations and things in the main method, but what I'm getting at is that you need to have a main method in which you call those functions. It's just like those other methods there except you need to follow a few default values and things. If you don't feel like delving into that, just copy and paste my code below between the theend Dictionary thing and the start of CreateTheEnd (so on line 10 of your screenshot).

I haven't actually looked at my version of the C# code since December, but this is the main method I used:

public static void Main (String[] args){
	string path = Directory.GetCurrentDirectory();
	CreateTheEnd(512, 0, 0, 64, 64);
	Output(256, -64, 0, 64, 64, 12);
}

It doesn't make an image the way it currently is, but if you want to generate the grid that's all you should need.

>>4448

Don't let him lure you to the dark side :)

>>4450

This is the missing piece I was talking about which… AA just posted so you didn't have to figure it out yourself! Too easy. Here is mine

        public static void Main()
        {
            TheEnd.CreateTheEnd();
            TheEnd.Output();
        }

>>4455

All you have to do to run Java from a text file is save it in <classname>.java

And open a terminal there

Then type javac <classname>.java

Then java <classname>

And the code inside the main method will run

>>4469

You also need the JDK. You'll know whether or not you have the JDK if "javac" is a command.

For example to run a class named Applejack you would do

javac Applejack.java

java Applejack

>>4471

You can try this. It's written for Windows though.

http://improve.dk/compiling-java-in-visual-studio/

Hey guys I will be available all day tomorrow. >>4418

Thanks AA Yeah I'm not picky. Im totally willing to try any other method out there. Definitely down to try whatever is easy honestly. There is no need on my end to go through undue difficulty for no purpose. :>) Whats the easy one?

>>4535

Several of us use Java so you might find that easy. All you'd have to do is copy the Java version from the pastebin link (it's floating around somewhere), put it either into a text editor or a Java IDE and save it as a .java file (with the filename the same thing as the class name), then go into terminal and do >>4470 this.

>>4543

Ok, cool! I will try that tomorrow. Probably 10am or so.

Well, I managed to get visual studio code up and running. Looking for that java code and not finding it. Probably just not recognizing it at this point.

>>4610

Is this Hobo?

>>4610

It's in the OP of the main RSA threads. https://pastebin.com/Dgu9aP1h

>>4640

Yes it is

Hey Anons! I'm working on the new VQC crumbs now, but have some important questions. I'll post them up tomorrow for Program Anons to give hints and input.

>>4787

In Visual Basic? You mean visual studio? And in what language?

https://csis.pace.edu/~bergin/KarelJava2ed/ch2/javamain.html

This is a good explanation, you don't have to do any of the Robot stuff

>>4807

Hey Baker! Yeah, Visual Studio, working in c#. Reading the article now! Thanks for sharing it. Seems very similar to c#, at least to a rookie like me!

Hoping some anon can give me some pointers. I have tried so many times to install visual studio so I can write some C# but on all of my computers i am running into a problem where the install fails because a dll is missing. Everything Ive found so far on how to fix that problem calls for uninstalling and reinstalling all previous versions. I've tried that several times and I'm still getting the same problem.

So then I switched to python. I have 2.7 installed and working but the standard libraries dont really give you that much functionality and when I've found libraries that seemed like they would help I (like xlwt for writing to excel spreadsheets with formatting) the damned things either wont install or install but are corrupted.

Does python have a native print function that will give me a little more to work with than console output? All I am trying to do is print a list of numbers that are sorted into rows/columns of predefined length and if the number being printed = a number in one of several lists of numbers it gets color coded. The output could be pixels or ascii or what ever Im just looking for output.

I've been chasing something for a long time and been having to do it manually because it's the only thing thats been working for me and its taking way too long I'll be at this for 5 years before I'm done doing it this way.

>>8750

Cool! So we can run BinInteger on this too?

>>8751

Yes, will be clear in first line of the notebook (with setprecision used to go above the std 128bit BigInt). I believe this is part of the 'base' Julia distro now.

With Julia, you just use "big" and go from there. See syntax in the notebook example. Once a variable has the Bigtype associated to it, it transfers along the chain of calculations (so don't need to explicitly use every step, it just works).

Total setup time and getting into the notebook in the pastebin should be under an hour.

When you have running, I can drop another notebook that calculates a set of primes to use for the prime_small * c step.

Nice thing is sharing notebook code is tiny, and then you can generate the big stuff locally yourself.

Regarding packages, after adding, when calling in code you enter "using PackageName" and that's it.

>>8753

I'm willing to try Jupiter, just finally have a grasp of compiling and running AA's programs from my terminal, and was able to generate the CSV Grid in Visual Studio. I'm reluctant to jump ship to a new platform, unless it really is much better.

>>8760

Night and day. No Sandy Shorts! Promise.

Just follow steps above and report back. I'm here tonight to help.

You're going to love these notebooks. Compiling is transparent, btw, it has a "JIT Compiler" that runs in the background - Just In Time.

>>8760

>Jupiter

BTW, it's spelled Jupyter (from the pYthon roots).

Also, I've got AA's code running as well.

- tonight, am looking to translate the BigCell.java code from 12/21 over to Julia. Want to get a full Cell, maybe with first 100 elements, for any f or e and n, as output (well, as input to an array to use for futher calcs).

>>8760

>just finally have a grasp of compiling and running AA's programs from my terminal

Hadn't noticed this comment until last week, and also saw your output yesterday from AA's latest code. Well done getting all running (and to AA for the work and sharing the code). _mm

Hey Anons! Anyone willing to advise on how to compile c# code?

>>8760

>I'm willing to try Jupiter, just finally have a grasp of compiling and running AA's programs from my terminal, and was able to generate the CSV Grid in Visual Studio. I'm reluctant to jump ship to a new platform, unless it really is much better.

The Jupyter platform isn't so important, more of using Julia as the language.

If you're happy with java (and AA is an expert), then go with that. If you want to dabble in Julia, let me know.

Jupyter notebooks are just a tool / environment for the language. Can also run Python within them as well.

Similarly, you can use the REPL (regular command interface), and do this via other Dev tools as well (Atom, Sublime Text, etc.).

The Binary manipulations are all handled as well, either in the base language, or with packages.

This bred is young, and not getting a lot of use (kek), so if you want to work here, we could do that.

>>11569

Thanks MM!

I appreciate you.

I'll have time to work over the weekend!

>>11586

>>11586

THIS. Fuck C. We're here to break C.

Links are in the vidya description:

https://julialang.org/downloads/

https://computationalthinking.mit.edu/Fall20/installation/

In a cell, add the following to trigger these packages to be loaded:

begin
	using Random
	using Serialization
	using Formatting
	using PlutoUI
	using Primes
	using Match
	using Markdown
end