@Rojo Which integer type are you referring to? int16, uint32, etc. ?

Quantity::compat: "Meters" and "Meters" are incompatible units

@Rojo what were you doing when you got that?

@rcollyer Quantity[1, "Meters"] + Quantity[{1}, "Meters", ThreadDepth -> 0]

(simplified example)

@Rojo thanks. I'll pass it along. it appears fixed in later builds, though.

@rcollyer Interesting

By any chance in later builds it is handled properly in a way that {0,1,2}m is equilvanet to {0m, 1m, 2m}?

I mean, so that if you have a large array you can give it units and at the same time keep it in packed form, do the math fast, etc

That still depends on what you set the ThreadDepth to. For instance, Quantity[{1,2}, "Meters"] by default is {1 m, 2 m}, unless you set the ThreadDepth to 0. This is how it behaves in 9.0.1, also.

@Rojo not that I've seen. I'll pass that along, too.

@rcollyer Thanks :)

no problem.