\doxysection{src/include/serif/dimensions/runtime/runtime.hpp File Reference}
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runtime usable types representing the compile time dimension type system. Note that generally this is not a dimensional analysis library. Though perhaps in the future it will grow to something like that. Rather, this system is intended to ensure that developers are explicit which what numeric values mean. There is more detail on this in the file comment for \doxylink{dimensions_8hpp}{dimensions.\+hpp} and \doxylink{quantities_8hpp}{quantities.\+hpp}  


{\ttfamily \#include $<$string\+\_\+view$>$}\newline
{\ttfamily \#include $<$span$>$}\newline
{\ttfamily \#include $<$cstdint$>$}\newline
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\doxysubsubsection*{Classes}
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class \mbox{\hyperlink{classserif_1_1dimensions_1_1runtime_1_1_thermodynamic_quantity_i_d}{serif\+::dimensions\+::runtime\+::\+Thermodynamic\+Quantity\+ID}}
\begin{DoxyCompactList}\small\item\em Runtime resolvable ID for a thermodynamic quantity. Used in conjunction with concepts to resolve compile time thermodynamic types to runtime values. \end{DoxyCompactList}\item 
struct \mbox{\hyperlink{structserif_1_1dimensions_1_1runtime_1_1_runtime_quantity_value}{serif\+::dimensions\+::runtime\+::\+Runtime\+Quantity\+Value}}
\begin{DoxyCompactList}\small\item\em Runtime resolved type for a quantity value. This holds both an ID and a value. This is the runtime equivalent to a \doxylink{classserif_1_1dimensions_1_1_quantity_value}{Quantity\+Value}. Note that where these differ is that \doxylink{classserif_1_1dimensions_1_1_quantity_value}{Quantity\+Value} is built with template types. This allows the compiler to resolve it to a plain numeric type and still do optimizations That is generally not the case with \doxylink{structserif_1_1dimensions_1_1runtime_1_1_runtime_quantity_value}{Runtime\+Quantity\+Value}. \end{DoxyCompactList}\item 
struct \mbox{\hyperlink{structserif_1_1dimensions_1_1runtime_1_1_runtime_relation_descriptor}{serif\+::dimensions\+::runtime\+::\+Runtime\+Relation\+Descriptor}}
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\doxysubsubsection*{Namespaces}
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namespace \mbox{\hyperlink{namespaceserif}{serif}}
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namespace \mbox{\hyperlink{namespaceserif_1_1dimensions}{serif\+::dimensions}}
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namespace \mbox{\hyperlink{namespaceserif_1_1dimensions_1_1runtime}{serif\+::dimensions\+::runtime}}
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\doxysubsection{Detailed Description}
runtime usable types representing the compile time dimension type system. Note that generally this is not a dimensional analysis library. Though perhaps in the future it will grow to something like that. Rather, this system is intended to ensure that developers are explicit which what numeric values mean. There is more detail on this in the file comment for \doxylink{dimensions_8hpp}{dimensions.\+hpp} and \doxylink{quantities_8hpp}{quantities.\+hpp} 

\begin{DoxyAuthor}{Author}
Emily M. Boudreaux 
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