Mateusz Pusz
Mateusz Pusz
mp-units
Hi, I am the author of [mp-units](https://github.com/mpusz/units) which is a Physical Units Library and is targeting C++23 or C++23 and uses C++20 features. Following `fmtlib` example I would like to...
Please provide support for C++20 requires clauses and requires expressions.
 Pretty please :-)
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Most of the magnitudes is the user's code will be the power of `10`, only some will be the power of `2`, and only a few a power of `pi`....
13f03bfe704083fb1e397f515fba08fd730823be added support for `luminous_flux` that for now is just an alias for power. It does not account for steradian. Should it? How to properly define it?
There are a few pairs (or more) quantities that have the same quantity: - "moment of force/torque" vs "energy/work" It is not clear how to handle those. Should the library:...
Modules: 1. Framework 2. IO 4. Systems (one submodule per system) - dimensions (one submodule per dimension) Framework types that should not be explicitly used by the user (i.e. `dimension`,...
During his great CppCon talk @chiphogg among others raised an additional overflow policy that might be interesting for additionally guarding integral representation types: `CanScale1000WithoutOverflow`.
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- [Pint](https://pint.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html) has one  - [JSR 363](http://unitsofmeasurement.github.io/unit-api) has one  - maybe we should have one too... ;-)