A C++14-compatible physical units library with no dependencies and a single-file delivery option. Emphasis on safety, accessibility, performance, and developer experience.
Apparently, some platforms struggle with range-based for loops on
C-style arrays. Other platforms don't seem to like the C-style array at
all, so we're trying a std::array. You'd think we'd be able to use
range-for with this... but, no, begin isn't constexpr until C++17,
so we're using an indexed loop anyways.
Tested on the Aurora-internal code that revealed the problem.
Apparently, some platforms struggle with range-based
forloops on C-style arrays. Other platforms don't seem to like the C-style array at all, so we're trying astd::array. You'd think we'd be able to use range-for with this... but, no,beginisn'tconstexpruntil C++17, so we're using an indexed loop anyways.Tested on the Aurora-internal code that revealed the problem.
Follow-up for #217.