Using Units, Qantities, and Dimensions in C++14
summary
Shows how to represent physical quantities in C++ types (dimensions, units and numeric values) to avoid using plain float/double for things like velocity. Compares Boost.Units with a newer C++11/C++14 header-only library (Martin Moene’s PhysUnits modernized to C++14), gives a short DIY guideline for using a compile-time units library and demonstrates code examples and conversions (m/s, km/h, knots).
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