The C++ API is mainly intended for use by our Ocean Tools libraries and was not designed for general purpose use by end users.
Though it is possible to use these interfaces, documentation is limited to the sections referenced previously and support is very limited.
We highly recommend using the Python resources available, as the C++ API libraries only cover very specific functionality and are not meant to be a replacement for the Python libraries. For example, key functionality such as the Client, which communicates with the D-Wave System, is not present in the C++ API.
I hope this helps to clarify your inquiry. Please feel free to reach out with more questions.
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Hello,
The C++ API is mainly intended for use by our Ocean Tools libraries and was not designed for general purpose use by end users.
Though it is possible to use these interfaces, documentation is limited to the sections referenced previously and support is very limited.
We highly recommend using the Python resources available, as the C++ API libraries only cover very specific functionality and are not meant to be a replacement for the Python libraries. For example, key functionality such as the Client, which communicates with the D-Wave System, is not present in the C++ API.
I hope this helps to clarify your inquiry. Please feel free to reach out with more questions.
Thank you for the information, David.
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