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/* definition of standard cartesian units */
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#ifndef lint
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static const char SCCSID[]="@(#)pj_units.c        4.6        93/06/12        GIE        REL";
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#endif
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#define PJ_UNITS__
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#include <projects.h>
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/* Field 2 that contains the multiplier to convert named units to meters
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** may be expressed by either a simple floating point constant or a
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** numerator/denomenator values (e.g. 1/1000) */
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C_NAMESPACE struct PJ_UNITS
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pj_units[] = {
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        "km",        "1000.",        "Kilometer",
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        "m",        "1.",                "Meter",
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        "dm",        "1/10",                "Decimeter",
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        "cm",        "1/100",        "Centimeter",
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        "mm",        "1/1000",        "Millimeter",
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        "kmi",        "1852.0",        "International Nautical Mile",
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        "in",        "0.0254",        "International Inch",
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        "ft",        "0.3048",        "International Foot",
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        "yd",        "0.9144",        "International Yard",
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        "mi",        "1609.344",        "International Statute Mile",
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        "fath",        "1.8288",        "International Fathom",
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        "ch",        "20.1168",        "International Chain",
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        "link",        "0.201168",        "International Link",
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        "us-in",        "1./39.37",        "U.S. Surveyor's Inch",
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        "us-ft",        "0.304800609601219",        "U.S. Surveyor's Foot",
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        "us-yd",        "0.914401828803658",        "U.S. Surveyor's Yard",
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        "us-ch",        "20.11684023368047",        "U.S. Surveyor's Chain",
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        "us-mi",        "1609.347218694437",        "U.S. Surveyor's Statute Mile",
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        "ind-yd",        "0.91439523",        "Indian Yard",
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        "ind-ft",        "0.30479841",        "Indian Foot",
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        "ind-ch",        "20.11669506",        "Indian Chain",
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(char *)0, (char *)0, (char *)0
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};
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struct PJ_UNITS *pj_get_units_ref()
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{
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    return pj_units;
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}