Extended C library abstraction#53
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To confirm the previous discussions, it makes the interface MUCH better. Cgo has a lot of limitations, and ther eis little point of exposing its bare API. This is the right approach, especially given the upcoming C++ adapter in #12 which will be also manual
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I will merge this change, with acknowledging that some docs might be missing or a bit off for now |
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What does this PR do?
This implements a C library manually, on top of the generated Go library.
It depends on #51.
Why is it important?
See #49.
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