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Following #49
In statespaceflywheelJava example Robot.java file, it uses the Units class for measurement conversion when it calls the rotationsPerMinuteToRadiansPerSecond static method.
C++ has its own units system, so it doesn't have a units utils equivalent. It would probably make sense to implement our own conversions and put it in wpimath -- I think it would be more performant and maintainable to do them in python instead of C++. Maybe as wpimath/units.py.
Problem description
Following #49
In
statespaceflywheel
Java example Robot.java file, it uses the Units class for measurement conversion when it calls therotationsPerMinuteToRadiansPerSecond
static method.I don't know if it's very necessary to add...
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