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Split ISO19111 C API docs into functions and types
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The rest of the C API is structured such that type definitions goes into
one page and functions to another. This commit makes sure the same is
done for the C bindings to the ISO19111 C++ API by defining two doxygen
groups in proj.h, which is then organized into the proper pages with
Sphinx and breathe.
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seem that used)
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not possible
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Unify PJ_OBJ and PJ structures
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structures
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proj_trans() and similar methods
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C++ file due to C++ objects in struct PJconsts
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have no declared extent
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(master only)
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2 definitions of PROJCRS that lack it)
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extent of their base CRS)
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Remove proj_def.dat (#201)
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(refs #201)
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Conversion of most C files to C++
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projections/ transformations/ tests/ subdirectories
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include proj.h instead
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Defining struct pj_opaque with different definitions is a violation
of the C++ One-Definition-Rule. When using link-time optimizations, this
could break badly.
The solution adopted here is to wrap those structures into a C++
anonymous namespace so they are considered different
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Fixed rHealpix projection, closing #1206.
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Numerical test results based on function output, rather than mathematical derivation. Verified global coverage with graphical eyeballing through cartopy.
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