rewrap using new Clang.jl #61
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And include the used `wrap_geos.jl`, such that we can more easily wrap it again in the future. As far as I can tell this is breaking, but not too badly, mainly because of some `const` that are now wrapped as a `@cenum`. This also adds the CEnum dependency, Clang.jl uses this instead of the normal julia `@enum` for C compatibility.
This should work according to https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/julia/
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It's a pity the diff for |
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Yeah it is. I just made a list of all the wrapped functions, and all the added functions can be seen here: |
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And include the used
wrap_geos.jl, such that we can more easily wrap it again in the future.As far as I can tell this is breaking, but not too badly, mainly because of some
constthat are now wrapped as a@cenum. This also adds the CEnum dependency, Clang.jl uses this instead of the normal julia@enumfor C compatibility.