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mp-units 2.5.0 released

A new product version can be obtained from GitHub and Conan.

I initially had different plans for this release, but during development it turned out that the new big feature I was working on was too big and will require some breaking changes. This put me off tracks, and unfortunately the mp-units development slowed down recently 😞

It also turned out that I got unemployed, so now I depend solely on my C++ trainer's career to earn money for living. Fortunately, I delivered many in-house C++ trainings to my customers this year, and I hope this will also be the case for the upcoming 2026. I was also busy with preparations of new talks and classes for this year's C++ conferences.

Having that much on my plate, a break from mp-units was needed to not burn out on the way. But hopefully I am back now and I plan to continue working on long awaited features now.

Said that, if you care about mp-units and would like to see it grow faster, please either contribute or consider sponsoring my work.

This release contains a lot of small patches and improvements.

This post describes the most significant changes while a much longer list of the changes introduced by the new version can be found in our Release Notes.

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mp-units 2.4.0 Released

A new product version can be obtained from GitHub and Conan.

This release was unexpected. We planned a significant new feature to happen next, but while preparing for it and writing API Reference documentation, we made so many vital fixes and improvements that we decided they deserve a dedicated release first.

This post describes the most significant improvements while a much longer list of the changes introduced by the new version can be found in our Release Notes.

mp-units 2.2.0 released

A new product version can be obtained from GitHub and Conan.

Among other features, this release provides long-awaited support for C++20 modules, redesigns and enhances text output formatting, and greatly simplifies quantity point usage. This post describes those and a few other smaller interesting improvements, while a much longer list of the most significant changes introduced by the new version can be found in our Release Notes.