I'm trying to teach myself Boost Unit, but I am having some problems when it comes to using units as a float replacement. 

1. I'm using a custom dalton/amu unit for calculations. My old code works like

```
float baseMass = 14.95;
float totalMass = baseMass * 12;

```

However, doing the same with units (dalton\_t is a typedef of quantity)

```
dalton_t baseMass = 14.95 * units::dalton_mass;
dalton_t totalMass = baseMass * 12;

```

provides an error "invalid operands to binary expression." Does this mean that 12 should be some sort of dimensionless unit?
2. I also use the mass as a key in an unordered set. 

```
typedef boost::unordered_set<types::dalton_t> DaltonSet;
DaltonSet dSet;
dalton_t testMass(13384.384 * phobos::units::dalton_mass);
dSet.insert(testMass);

```

This provides an error "No matching function for call to hash\_value", even though it is defined in the header file for units.

Any ideas for either of these?

The units header file is below:

```
#ifndef UNITS_H_
#define UNITS_H_
#include <boost/functional/hash.hpp>
#include <boost/units/conversion.hpp>
#include <boost/units/io.hpp>
#include <boost/units/pow.hpp>
#include <boost/units/systems/si.hpp>
#include <boost/units/systems/si/prefixes.hpp>

namespace phobos {

namespace units {
using boost::units::mass_dimension;
using boost::units::pow;
using boost::units::root;
using boost::units::quantity;
using boost::units::unit;

struct amu_mass_base_unit :
    boost::units::base_unit<amu_mass_base_unit, mass_dimension, 1> {
        static std::string name() { return "atomic mass unit"; }
        static std::string symbol() { return "u"; }
    };

    typedef boost::units::make_system<amu_mass_base_unit>::type amu_system;
    typedef unit<mass_dimension, amu_system> amu_mass;
    static const amu_mass dalton_mass;
} /* namespace units */

namespace types {
using boost::units::quantity;
typedef quantity<units::amu_mass, float> amu_t;
typedef amu_t dalton_t;
} /* namespace types */
} /* namespace phobos */

BOOST_UNITS_DEFINE_CONVERSION_FACTOR(phobos::units::amu_mass_base_unit,
        boost::units::si::kilogram_base_unit,
        float, 1.66053892173e-27);

std::size_t hash_value(const phobos::types::amu_t &amu) {
    return boost::hash_value(amu.value());
}

#endif /* UNITS_H_ */

```

Thank you in advance!

Adam