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The setup will try to build a C++-Simulator, which is much faster than the Python implementation. If the C++ compilation were to fail, the setup will install a pure Python implementation of the simulator instead. The Python simulator should work fine for small examples (e.g., running Shor's algorithm for factoring 15 or 21).
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If you want to skip the installation of the C++-Simulator altogether, you can define the ``DISABLE_PROJECTQ_CEXT`` environment variable to avoid any compilation steps.
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If you want to skip the installation of the C++-Simulator altogether, you can define the ``PROJECTQ_DISABLE_CEXT`` environment variable to avoid any compilation steps.
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If building the C++-Simulator does not work out of the box, consider specifying a different compiler. For example:
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