Units: modified and compiled by Ron Charlton for Amiga using SAS/C v6.51.
It compiles with no complaints.

You must put the units.lib file someplace so `units' can find it.

From CLI/Shell:

    There will be no problem if `units.lib' is in the current directory
    (the one you are CD'd to).  Otherwise you can use an alias in your
    s:shell-startup file.  Use PROGDIR: as shown below if you plan to
    keep `units.lib' in the same directory as `units':

	alias units units -f PROGDIR:units.lib

    If you want, you can provide an exact location for `units.lib':

	alias units units -f work:MyFavoriteDir/units.lib

    Or you can specify the location on the command line when you 
    run the command.

	Work:> units -f work:MyFavoriteDir/units.lib


From Workbench:

    Drag the `units' icon and the `units.lib' icon together to any drawer
    you like.  You can put the documentation anywhere.
    
    If you really want to put `units.lib' in a drawer other than with
    `units', you may do so.  You must describe where it is by adding
    a tooltype to the `units' icon.  The tooltype must look like 
    
    	-f Work:MyFavoriteDir/units.lib
    
    See your workbench manual for help with editing tooltypes.

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Type `quit' OR Ctrl-\ (Ctrl key and \ key together) to end the program.

You may want to read `units.lib' to see what sort of units may be converted.

Some interesting conversions:

    You have: megatons-tnt
    You want: joules
        * 4.1730498e+15
        / 2.3963289e-16
        
    You have: furlongs/fortnight
    You want: meters/second
        * 0.0001663
        / 6012.8848

I found the source on: usc.edu in

    /archive/usenet/sources/comp.sources.misc/volume38/units/part01.gz

I made the following changes:

    I added a version string that can be found by Amiga's VERSION command.
    I corrected the entry for nmile in units.lib (it was missing a space).
    I generated and #included *_protos.h files to keep SAS/C happy.
    I added the ability to type `quit' to quit the program.
    I added Workbench support.


Happy computing,
Ron Charlton (charlton@cs.utk.edu or charltoncr@ornl.gov)
01-Aug-1994