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This is a library for handling physical quantities. It supports physical units, values and uncertainties.
It has good documentation. Here is an example from the README:
POFTHEDAY> (let (m c m)
;; Define the mass
(setf m #q(1.00 +/- 0.01 kg))
;; The speed of light
(setf c #q(299792458 m / s))
;; e = m * c^2
(setf e (q* m (qpow c 2)))
;; Print e, converted to petajoule
(print #q(e -> PJ)))
#<QUANTITY 89.87552 +/- 1.0 % petajoule {...}>
As you can see, physical-quantities not only able to tag values with units but also is able to convert from one unit to another:
POFTHEDAY> (q* #q(2 +/- 0.1 m)
#q(3 +/- 0.1 m))
#<QUANTITY 6 +/- 0.36055514 metre ^ 2 {10021734A3}>
POFTHEDAY> #q(* -> mm ^ 2)
#<QUANTITY 6000000 +/- 360555.16 millimetre ^ 2 {10023A6AF3}>
You can find more examples in its documentation: