DJUNITS - Delft Java UNIT System
DJUNITS is a set of Java classes that make life easy for scientific software writers by catching many common errors at compile time.
- DJUNITS performs automatic conversions between most commonly used units of the same type. E.g. conversion of distances from miles to kilometers.
- DJUNITS stores all values internally in the basic SI unit for that value. The value can be converted to any (user-selectable) suitable unit for display.
- DJUNITS distinguishes Absolute and Relative values to catch common errors at compile time,
- DJUNITS ensures that a quantities expressed in different (but compatible) units are correctly added together. E.g. a distance in Miles is correctly added to a distance in kilometers.
- DJUNITS knows or computes the SI type of the result when a value in one unit is multiplied, or divided by another value (that may have another unit).
- DJUNITS can create and carry out operations with new SI types such as s2/m2 using SIDimensions.
- DJUNITS handles Scalars, Vectors and Matrices.
- DJUNITS stores almost everything in immutable objects. Vectors and Matrices also come in a Mutable variant where the stored values can be modified one by one or all at once.
- DJUNITS stores values as Float or Double values.
The demo project has a number of examples using DJUNITS.
DJUNITS has an open source BSD 3-clause license.
- Third party components used in DJUNITS can not have a license that is more restrictive than BSD, Apache, MIT, LGPL, or Eclipse.
- DJUNITS can be incorporated in part or in full in other products for any use (educational, commercial, whatever).
- DJUNITS may be extended, evolved by anyone into anything else for any purpose.