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[version 0.1 beta - Nader Khammassi - TU Delft, QuTech - 2016 - report bugs to: n.khammassi@tudelft.nl]
[released under Apache License 2.0 terms, license copy at:  http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0]
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Note: these instruction are common to both Mac OSX and Linux versions.

1. INSTALLING QX
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1.1. Download the simulator and save it in a folder of your choice.
Open a terminal and go to that folder:

    cd /qx/location/in/your/system/

2.2 Make it executable using this command: 

    chmod +x qx_simulator.0.1.beta_linux_x86_64

2. USING QX
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To use the QX Simulator, open a terminal, go to the directory where you save it:

    cd /qx/location/in/your/system/

Then run the simulator using a circuit file as argument :

    ./qx_simulator.0.1.beta_linux_x86_64   examples/epr.qc

Now you can write your own circuit using the text editor of your choice, then save them *.qc file and execute them.

That's all !


