Library for high-performance computations with physical units?

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  • FURY

    Fortran Units (environment) for Reliable phYsical math (by szaghi)

  • So this made me wonder: What is available for Fortran? I have come across FURY, but the description makes me think, that it has significant runtime overhead.

  • quaff

  • I wrote a units tracking library for Fortran, Quantities for Fortran (quaff). It does incur some run-time overhead, as it does unit conversions (allowing you to add feet and inches), but I think it's as little overhead as can possibly be achieved. It does prevent mixing up different types of quantities at compile time though (i.e. you'll get a compiler error if you try to add an area to a volume).

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