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## mp-units
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### 2.0.0 <small>WIP</small> { id="2.0.0" }
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### 2.1.0 <small>WIP</small> { id="2.1.0" }
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### 2.0.0 <small>September 24, 2023</small> { id="2.0.0" }
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- `units` namespace renamed to `mp_units` (#317)
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- header files in the `<mp-units/...>` rather then in `<units/...>` (#317)
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- the downcasting facility is removed (#383, #211, #32)
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- unified and simplified quantity creation (#274)
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- Determining the best way to create a quantity (#413)
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- V2 quantity_point (#414)
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- determining the best way to create a quantity (#413)
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- V2 `quantity_point` (#414)
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- introduction of `quantity_spec` to store not only `dimension` but also additional information about quantities (#405)
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- `quantity` now takes `reference` object, which aggregates `quantity_spec` and a `unit` and a `representation` type
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- units, prefixes, dimensions, quantity specifications, and references are passed as NTTPs to templates and provide arithmetic operations and comparison
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- expression templates consistently used in all derived types to increase the readability (#351, #166)
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- derived dimensions are now factors of only base dimensions (#281)
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- Interconvertibility of derived quantities (#427)
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- convertibility of derived quantities (#427)
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- dimensions, quantity specifications, units, and references are now composable, significantly reducing the number of definitions and resulting types
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- heavily simplified unit systems definitions (no need to define unnamed derived units, systems-specific dimensions, aliases for quantities, concepts, UDLs, ... anymore)
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- improved definition of all systems
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- support for all (or at least most) ISO 80000 quantities
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- support for ISO 80000 Part 3-6 quantities
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- faster than lightspeed constants (#169)
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- extensions to quantity formatting with `fmt`
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- `quantity_kind` removed
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- much easier and safe casting of unit with `operator[]` and `.number_in(Unit)`
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- quantity can no longer be constructed with a raw value (#434)
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- improved casting of unit with `.in(Unit)`, `.force_in(Unit)` for `quantity` and `quantity_spec`
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- numerical value accessor safety improved with `.numerical_value_in(Unit)` and `.force_numerical_value_in(Unit)`
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- `quantity` can no longer be constructed with a raw value (#434)
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- Implicit construction of quantities from a value (#410)
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- `quantity_point` can no longer be constructed with just a `quantity` and an explicit `PointOrigin` is always needed
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- `ceil` and `floor` are dangerous (#432)
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- quecto, ronto, ronna, quetta new SI prefixes support
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- comparison against zero added (#487)
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- documentation rewritten from scratch
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- many smaller changes not possible to address with the previous design (#205, #210, #134)
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### 0.8.0 <small>June 14, 2023</small> { id="0.8.0" }
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