Justin

I'd like to use boost units for a project I work on, but before I start I'd like to check that it's appropriate for what I want to do. I've checked the documentation and the code, but I don't see an example that assures me that I can do what I need. I am a scientist, not a programmer, so I'm not familiar with the details of how this works. I use maps to store quantities, and the quantities have different dimensions. It looks like a quantity must be associated with a dimension or unit though. Is something...

I'd like to use boost units for a project I work on, but before I start I'd like to check that it's appropriate for what I want to do. I've checked the documentation and the code, but I don't see an example that assures me that I can do what I need. I am a scientist, not a programmer, so I'm not familiar with the details of how this works. I use maps to store quantities, and the quantities have different dimensions. It looks like a quantity must be associated with a dimension or unit though. Is something...

I'd like to use boost units for a project I work on, but before I start I'd like to check that it's appropriate for what I want to do. I've checked the documentation and the code, but I don't see an example that assures me that I can do what I need. I am a scientist, not a programmer, so I'm not familiar with the details of how this works. I use maps to store quantities, and the quantities have different dimensions. It looks like a quantity must be associated with a dimension or unit though. Is something...

I'd like to use boost units for a project I work on, but before I start I'd like to check that it's appropriate for what I want to do. I've checked the documentation and the code, but I don't see an example that assures me that I can do what I need. I am a scientist, not a programmer, so I'm not familiar with the details of how this works. I use maps to store quantities, and the quantities have different dimensions. It looks like a quantity must be associated with a dimension or unit though. Is something...

I'm using Windows 7. I have a file called Makefile and I have added the GnuWin bin...