Updated Bell example to use EntryPoint functions

// Using QCOR Intrinsic instruction set

// see QirTarget.qs    

open QCOR.Intrinsic;

@EntryPoint()

operation TestBell(count : Int) : Int {

    // Simple bell test

    mutable numOnes = 0;

#include <vector>

// Include the external QSharp function.

qcor_include_qsharp(QCOR__TestBell__body, int64_t, int64_t)

// With EntryPoint() annotation, there are 3 functions generated:

// QCOR__TestBell__body(): raw Q# callable

// QCOR__TestBell(): EntryPoint type (with result printing), no return

// QCOR__TestBell__Interop(): InteropFriendly function (type casting to C-type function)

qcor_include_qsharp(QCOR__TestBell, void, int64_t)

// Compile with:

// Include both the qsharp source and this driver file 

// in the command line.

// $ qcor -qrt ftqc bell.qs bell_driver.cpp

// -qs-build-exe to activate entry point generation.

// $ qcor -qrt ftqc -qs-build-exe bell.qs bell_driver.cpp

// Run with:

// $ ./a.out

int main() {

  auto oneCounts = QCOR__TestBell__body(1024);

  std::cout << "Result = " << oneCounts << "\n";

  QCOR__TestBell(1024);

  return 0;

}

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