transpilation
tranz-pi-LAY-shun
Definition
The process of converting source code from one programming language or framework into an equivalent version in another, particularly in the context of ensuring compatibility across different software systems.
Etymology
The word is a modern portmanteau of 'translate' and 'compilation', which emerged in computer science to describe the specific act of source-to-source program translation.
In the news
In this article, the term describes how the qBraid SDK translates quantum code written in various frameworks into a format that works on specific, diverse quantum hardware systems. This technical bridge allows researchers to run experiments on different machines without manually rewriting their original code.
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